Joan Condins, Twilight Haystacks, Oil Painting, Framed

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Capture the golden hush of the countryside with Twilight Haystacks , an original oil painting by Joan Condins (1929–2001). Painted … Read more Capture the golden hush of the countryside with Twilight Haystacks , an original oil painting by Joan Condins (1929–2001). Painted with expressive brushwork and deep tonal harmony, this Impressionist landscape features towering haystacks set against a softly glowing sky—evoking the rich tradition of Impressionist painters such as Claude Monet , Camille Pissarro , and Alfred Sisley , who famously painted rural haystack scenes in varying light. Condins' use of light and color reflects the classic techniques of these masters, bringing a timeless atmosphere to this serene work. Painted with a brush (not palette knife) on canvas, the composition features warm earth tones, balanced contrast, and gestural brushwork that reveals the artist’s hand. The painting is housed in an elegant silver-leaf wood frame with a linen slip and is ready to hang. Perfect for collectors of 20th-century European landscapes or interior designers seeking a statement piece with historical resonance and natural charm. Artist Details Joan Condins (1929–2001) was a painter known for his impressionistic interpretations of rural landscapes. His works reflect a deep appreciation for nature and an expert use of light and brushwork to convey mood and movement. Condins painted extensively throughout the mid to late 20th century, and his work is increasingly sought after by collectors of regional and European impressionist art. Subject Rural landscape Haystacks at dusk Nature and countryside Atmospheric twilight scene Frame Condition Frame: High-quality silvered wood frame with soft antiqued finish Slip: Clean linen slip in excellent condition Condition: Very good overall with minimal wear; ready to hang This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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