Edmund John Niemann, Pickering, Yorkshire Denmark Images such as these were

Images such as these were popular in the early to mid-19th-century when many artists sought to celebrate nature and our role within it

Birgit Hygrell (1903-1972)

This late 19th-century French school portrait depicts a man holding his own bloodied tooth between some forceps

who is seemingly desperate for attention

table and wall hanging by Danish artist

Edmund John Niemann, Pickering, Yorkshire Denmark Images such as these wereThis late 19th century landscape by Edmund John Niemann (1813 1873) presents a sweeping view near Pickering in North Yorkshire, where a mother and child walk beside a lively stream bordered by a stone built mill with twin waterwheels. Above them, on the distant rise, the ruins of Pickering Castle look out across a valley receding into layered hills and drifting clouds. Executed around 1870, during Niemanns mature period, it carries the hallmarks of