Oil painting on panel by Georges Crinier (1808 - 1869). The painting is signed at the bottom left, and his name is also inscribed on the back.

This magnificent painting depicts a rural scene, capturing a slice of daily life where a farmer loads haystacks onto a cart pulled by two white horses. The play of shadow between the two horses adds a dimension of realism and depth to the composition. In the background, the landscapes are depicted in a romantic style, offering a picturesque backdrop.

Georges Crinier, born in Le Mans (France) on the 19th Germinal, year XI (April 9, 1803) and died in the same city on February 22, 1882, was a renowned artist. He exhibited several of his paintings at the Paris Salon and also published critical articles on painting and music. Several works by Georges Crinier are exhibited at the Le Mans Museum, including 'Le quartier des tanneurs' (The tanners' quarter) created in 1869.

This painting reflects Crinier's artistic mastery and his ability to accurately capture scenes from everyday life. Painters of the era often explored equestrian themes, and this painting offers a magnificent example of their interest in scenes of fieldwork and moving teams of horses. Crinier's compositions are distinguished by precise lines, enchanting luminosity, and a poetic softness that transports the viewer into a world full of life and emotion.

Dimensions:
With frame: 43cm x 29cm (17'' x 11'')
Without frame: 35.5cm x 21.5cm (14'' x 8.5'')

Condition: a chip of paint is to be noted on a tree, see last photo. This is not visible when hung.
Dimension:
with frame: 43 cm x 29 cm (17 in x 11 in)
Without frame: 35.5 cm x 21.5 cm (14 in x 8.5 in)

Condition: There is a lack of paint on a tree, see the last photo. It is not visible when hung.

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