Venice Canal captures a tranquil Venetian waterway, framed by historic buildings and a stone bridge. The fluid brushstrokes and rich, earthy tones evoke the movement of water and the timeless charm of the city.
This painting was shown as part of Josephine’s solo exhibition at the Athenaeum Gallery in 1943.
Image courtesy of a private family collection.
Fluid brushstrokes and rich, earthy tones evoke the movement of water and the timeless charm of Venice.
Soft harbour tones capture still water and mirrored masts beautifully.
Despite the left arm being ‘a little weak’, Girl Reading has been noted as a first-class example of Josephine’s work.
An overt example of Josephine’s impressionist leanings, with liberal use of impasto.