Woman Seated on a Park Bench in Spring

Oil painting on canvas or panel, vertical portrait formatSigned A. G. Lubin / 1915 (or similar Cyrillic/European signature script)

Woman Seated on a Park Bench in Spring

Style & Movement

Late 19th to early 20th-century Post-Impressionism / Realism with Impressionist en plein air influences

Medium & Technique

Oil on canvas, executed with traditional brushwork, blending, and soft impasto for the flowering shrubs and bushes

Creation Period

1915

Dimensions & Format

Estimated medium format, approximately 24 x 20 inches, vertical portrait orientation

Subject Description

A tranquil park landscape featuring a winding path, a prominent blooming pink bush or lilac tree, and a solitary female figure seated on a bench in quiet contemplation, surrounded by lush greenery and dappled light

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good. The paint layer appears stable with minor craquelure appropriate to age, framed in a period-style carved and gilt wooden molding

Estimated Market Value

1,500 - 3,000 USD

Auction Estimate

1,000 - 2,000 USD

Provenance History

European private collection, likely acquired through regional art markets or family descent from the early 20th century

Art Historical Significance

Representative example of early 20th-century regional European plein air landscape painting capturing domestic leisure and atmospheric light effects

Notable Features

Distinctive signature and date '1915' clearly visible in the lower right corner, paired with an ornate, deeply carved gilt wooden frame featuring a continuous foliate scroll pattern

Condition Issues

Minor surface dust, slight yellowing of old varnish layer, minor wear along the edges corresponding to the frame rabbet

Conservation Recommendations

Surface cleaning by a professional conservator, inspection under UV light for potential past touch-ups, and maintenance in stable climate-controlled environment

Identified on 8/27/2026
Woman Seated on a Park Bench in Spring - Signed A. G. Lubin / 1915 (or similar Cyrillic/European signature script) | Art Identifier