954 - Gerhard Lukas-Larsen, sea view, green breakers on a sandy beach, seascape in ornate frame

Gerhard Lukas-Larsen, sea view, green breakers on a sandy beach, seascape in ornate frame (1911 Swinemünde to 1965 Düsseldorf), oil/canvas, signed lower left "G. Lukas-Larsen", surf, emerald green waves with white crests running from the right onto a flat beige sandy beach lower left, high horizon, pale blue sky with yellowish grey and pink clouds, good condition commensurate with age, image 60.5x82 cm (HxW), framed, frame chipped, frame width 9 cm Gerhard Lukas-Larsen, born in Swinemünde in 1911, was a North German landscape and marine painter; he studied in Düsseldorf and worked there until his death in 1965. His work consists mainly of seascapes, surf pictures and coastal landscapes of the North Sea and Baltic, as well as moorland landscapes and hunting motifs such as displaying capercaillies; his son Dieter Lukas-Larsen (1936 to 2001) also became a painter. The surf picture is a seascape of North German marine painting in which the sea picture manages without ships or figures.