Early 1900s Flemish Style Oil Painting After David Teniers Tavern Scene Signed

Early 20th century oil on canvas by Swedish painter Per Collijn (1878-1961), inspired by David Teniers the Younger's "Tavern Scene with Pipe-smokers" (1610-1690). The scene shows common folk relaxing in a tavern, naturally separating into two gatherings around different tables - one group smoking pipes and drinking ale, the other concentrating on a card game. The painting employs the warm color scheme favored by old Flemish artists, punctuated by deliberate touches of brighter hues, and sunlight angles through the windows to bathe the room. The work fully reflects the particular skills of Teniers, while retaining its individual imprint thanks to Collijn's interpretation. Collectors who appreciate Flemish genre painting will find this piece particularly appealing.

DETAILS:

Artist: Per Collijn (Swedish, 1878-1961), signed lower left. After David Teniers the Younger's (1610-1690) "Tavern Scene with Pipe-smokers" at the National Museum, Stockholm.

Medium: Oil on canvas, early 20th century.

Image dimensions (approx.): 40.3 x 60.3 cm (15.9 x 23.7 inches).

Condition: Overall in very good condition and ready to hang, with only minor age-related wear.

Frame: Unframed.

Provenance: Swedish private collection.

Shipping: Approx. weight 0.3 kg; packed approx. weight 2 kg. Secure, insured worldwide shipping available.

Notes: Please refer to the high-resolution photographs that form part of the condition report. Colors and tonal values may vary when viewed in person, depending on viewing conditions and ambient lighting.