Mid Century Oil Painting by Ingegerd Gothe Sweden

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Mid Century Landscape Oil Painting by Ingegerd Gothe



Vintage, mid century, oil painting by listed Swedish artist Ingegerd Gothe (1912-1988) Studied in Sweden as well as France and Italy. Very colorful and vibrant landscape painting using sgrafitto technique in period frame. Lovely composition- lovely painting. 

Materials: Oil on panel

Measurements: Painting measures: 44 cm H x 29 cm W
Frame measures: 66cm H x 49cm W Frame shows wear. Painting available without frame. 

Condition: Good condition. 

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