Oil painting by Thomas Graae - 53W cm JEKA His work is still held

His work is still held today by the Helsingborg Museum

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Oil painting by Thomas Graae - 53W cm JEKA His work is still heldBorn in Fjerritslev, Denmark in 1897, Thomas Graae started producing paintings from a young age. Taking inspiration from artists such as Henrik Jespersen, Hans Agersnap and Knud Larsen, Graae is known for his atmospheric landscape scenes. While Denmark remained his home, Graae spent long periods in Italy, exhibiting his work there as well as in Germany. In this painting, the brightly lit scene captures what we sense is a warm, tranquil day in a rural