Antique Oil Painting Portrait of Edwardian Boy; Signed E.W. Strack For Sale

Antique Original Oil Painting 38\"x29\" Painting by EW Strack in theEdwardian era (1901-1914); Signed E.W. Strack

• E.W. Strack created this original oil painting in theEdwardian era (1901-1914).
• The painting features a young boy dressed in clothing from that period standing and gazing towards someone in high regard. During the Edwardian era, it was common for wealthy individuals to commission portraits of their loved ones using oil mediums by local or unknown artists, as it symbolized their prosperity.
• The artwork is enclosed in a sturdy wood frame from the same era, and E.W. Strack\'s signature can be seen in the bottom right corner of the painting.

History: Oil paintings are significant in the art world and are highly valued across the globe due to their cultural significance. The first oil paintings were created in Europe during the Renaissance. By the 1500s, many famous artists had adopted oil paint as their preferred medium. This new type of paint allowed for more texture options was more stable and dried slowly. These qualities enabled painters to develop more sophisticated techniques and styles. Additionally, oil paints permitted intense, rich, and deep colors that suited the style of the Renaissance to the present day.

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