Petrus Gerardus Vertin - Busy Street in a Sunlit Dutch Town

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Petrus Gerardus Vertin - Busy Street in a Sunlit Dutch TownAttributed to Petrus Gerardus Vertin (1819 1893) Busy Street in a Sunlit Dutch Town oil on wood panel unframed 27 x 23 cm framed 39. 5 x 35 cm Provenance: A Swedish private collection. Essay: This painting, attributed to the Dutch artist Petrus Gerardus Vertin (1819 1893), is a quintessential example of his work, though it is unsigned. The scene is a bustling street in a Dutch town, depicted in broad daylight with people engaged in their daily tasks.

is the parish church in Sankt Matteus parish in the Stockholm diocese

Kalmar County Museum

with the varied brushwork – from thin

particularly of the Stockholm archipelago and the rugged coasts of Scandinavia

significantly shaping his future artistic endeavours

a collective of Swedish artists who challenged the traditional methods of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts

often completing them in under an hour

almost resembling a stick figure

was a pivotal figure in Swedish art

depicted in broad daylight with people engaged in their daily tasks

But most of all

In 1890–91