Charming vintage impressionist oil on canvas painting titled “Picnic” by artist Karin. This vibrant piece beautifully captures a serene outdoor moment featuring a woman and children enjoying a sunny day on the grass beneath a parasol. Rendered with expressive brushstrokes and rich colors, the work exudes warmth and nostalgia. The painting is signed Karin in the lower right corner and comes housed in an ornate carved wood frame with a gold and dark accent finish, complementing the pastoral subject matter. A wonderful addition to any collection, this artwork brings a timeless sense of leisure and family life to your space. KARIN: Karin Schaefers, born 1942 in Berlin. Schaefers studied painting and sculpture in Europe and the United States. Her frequent travels to Europe and across the USA and her skills as a photographer, coupled with her sketching abilities, have provided her with an unending source of subject matter for future projects. She is adept at many artistic forms and considered to be at the top of her profession in painting with oils, acrylics, watercolors and pastels. Karin’s subjects consist mostly of mothers with children, young boys and girls. Her settings frequently depict seasides, beautiful flowering gardens and pastoral scenes. There are also nudes and ballet dancers. She describes her paintings as “Usually very romantic, in the old fashioned sense”. The greatest influence on her style has come from the French and American Impressionists. Karin's art is collected throughout the United States and Europe.- J Measures: 23.5" w x 1.5" d x 27.5" h / Inches In good Vintage condition with typical wear / marks consistent with age. Please see all photos for additional details. Thank You! Look at the pictures carefully, they are a part of the description. All my items are vintage and keep in mind vintage items are not New. Items had a life before! I am trying to show defects All photos are taken with a cell phone using natural light to best capture the true character of each piece. Please note that no filters or edits are applied—what you see is what was captured in the moment. However, natural light can sometimes create glare or reflections that may slightly alter the appearance of colors or finishes. We do our best to represent each item accurately.