Incoming tide Albert Bridge Still Lifes Kulle became fascinated with Swedish
Description
Kulle became fascinated with Swedish folk culture
which was square-tigged on the fore-mast
Dated 1882
they followed the artistic exodus to New York
His work is sometimes associated with the Glasgow Boys and their circle - indeed
Incoming tide Albert Bridge Still Lifes Kulle became fascinated with SwedishThis painting is currently in our offsite store. Please contact us if you would like to arrange a viewing and we will arrange to have it sent to the gallery as soon as possible.
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