Brand New!! Who Painted This #52

Who painted this #52?

Inspired past times the recent exhibition of artwork past times the Society of Wildlife Artists I went looking for other artwork of the same ilk - in addition to constitute this.

Now the inquiry is - practise y'all postulate to seat the birds to seat the painting?

Don't forget also wanting the answers to all the usual questions(see below) I also instantly postulate to know something most the creative mortal in addition to icon - in addition to the best respond wins this week's challenge!

How to participate inwards "Who painted this? #52"

PLEASE brand certain y'all read the rules earlier posting a comment - in addition to ONLY POST ON THIS BLOG what y'all mean value is the answer.
Click this link to read THE RULES for participating inwards this challenge (this saves having to re-create them out for each post!).
In short:

• use your brains non software to notice the answer - search using words solely on a database of images 
• leave your respond equally a comment on this spider web log - do non exit the respond on Facebook! 
• if right it volition non live on published until the adjacent post service - which provides the answer 
• if incorrect it volition live on published 
• the winner - who gets a elevate in addition to a link on/from this spider web log - is NOT THIS WEEK the get-go mortal to give me a completely right respond for ALL the things I desire to know. It's the mortal who does all this AND provides the BEST answer (see above)

Who Painted This #51 - The Answer

The bride's song past times Gunnar Berndtson

• Title of the artwork: The bride's song
• Name of the creative mortal who created this artwork: Gunnar Berndtson (Finnish painter, 1854 - 1895)
• Date it was created: 1881
• Media used: 66 x 82.5 cm
• Where it lives now: Ateneum Art Museum inwards Helsinki

You tin ship away run across more paintings past times Gunnar Bendtson here

Who guessed correct?

Who painted this #51? - Just 1 mortal got it right - which made me experience a lot amend most the fact I couldn't travel it out!

This week, I mean value the solely mortal to larn the right respond was John O'Grady (John O'Grady paintings)

For the record, this was my response to Bernadette who develop me the challenge for reaching #50

It looks similar a marriage breakfast. Late 19th century - judging past times the corsets in addition to dress. I've tried diverse give-and-take combinations but am non getting whatever results. BTW - sneaky on the pick of a theme which throws upwards interplanetary space numbers of photos for whatever of the words such equally wedding, bride or orange! :)

William Frith looked similar a possible competition equally did Edward Leighton but I don't mean value it's either of those. It's got a European vibe to it - but non too much which makes me mean value perhaps French or Spanish. But the composition makes me mean value Russian for simply about reason.

So non certain - in addition to no fourth dimension to expect further!

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