Mountain village
Eugène Eckendorf
Oil on canvas 36 X 50 cm covered with a good flat German gilded frame 46 X 60 cm damaged on the perimeter
But who is this Eugene Eckendorf? For once an artist signs legibly, I find no mention in my books and on the web ! There was indeed a castle in Alsace that had this name, but the architecture of the houses make you think more of the Alps country or Switzerland. The fact is that he had a good brush stroke and an unusual sense of light.
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