Lot #224: Painting depicting a classic Canadian winter landscape, created by Canadian artist Paul A. De Bagossy

Painting depicting a classic Canadian winter landscape, created by Canadian artist Paul A. De Bagossy Painting: approximately 10 x 8 inches (approximately 25 x 20 cm). Frame: approximately 17.5 x 15.5 inches (approximately 44 x 39 cm). Painting depicting a classic Canadian winter landscape, created by Canadian artist Paul A. De Bagossy. The artist is Paul A. De Bagossy (1920-1966), a 20th-century painter known primarily for his nostalgic, rural winter landscapes. About the Artist Postwar Canadian and Hungarian artist Paul A. De Bagossy was born in Hungary in 1920. He was educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Budapest. De Bagossy has exhibited in Europe, Canada and the United States. His works are part of numerous private and corporate collections around the world. Paul A. De Bagossy specialized in scenes of rural life, often featuring: Horse-drawn sleighs and logging activities in the snow. Traditional structures, such as "cabanes à sucre" (sugar shacks). Nostalgic themes that capture a classic, peaceful winter atmosphere. His work is frequently seen in fine art auctions and galleries, particularly those focusing on Canadian or European traditional styles. The Painting Subject: A traditional "Sugaring Season" or wood-hauling scene. It depicts a team of two horses pulling a sled loaded with logs through a snowy forest. A figure in a red coat stands by the horses, adding a focal point of vibrant color against the cool whites and blues of the snow. Medium: The piece appears to be an oil painting on panel, characterized by thick, visible brushstrokes and a soft, impressionistic quality. The Frame Style: An ornate, traditional gold-gilt frame. It features several distinct decorative tiers: An outer wide, gilded molding with a subtle metallic sheen. A middle "bead-and-reel" or "pearl" decorative border. An inner light-colored (likely linen or cream-painted) mat or liner that provides a visual buffer between the frame and the artwork. Design: This type of framing is common for mid-20th-century traditional art, designed to add a sense of importance and "classic" weight to the landscape. All information provided herein is considered accurate. It is the buyer's responsibility to verify its accurateness. As shown and as is. The pictures are part of the description. Pickup category timeslot {A}