La Piste landscape painting that has benefitted from the

that has benefitted from the last 100 years of age by turning a darker patina and picking up more rustic tones

The brushstrokes are visible on the vegetation and give volume and depth

There is a double tiny hole at the bottom right

and museum manager Richard Bergh (1858-1919)

La Piste landscape painting that has benefitted from the19th century French oil painting of a dog mid chase. Signed in the lower left hand corner, but illegible. A painting that displays the artist's talent for light and a realistic rendering, capturing a moment in time that is both familiar and unexpected. In this instance, the body of the working dog is all muscle, as they chase a scent under the brush. The painting is in excellent condition for its age. The frame has a few small impacts from time.