Anguish | August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck | 1877 Size:A1 Landscape Mounted and framed in a

Mounted and framed in a sophisticated gallery style

Van Gogh uses intense colours and dynamic brushstrokes to capture the fading light of the sun setting behind a silhouette of a darkened forest

Saturn Devouring His Child by Giulia Lama

bold brushwork

and spiritual hope in one of Ruisdael’s most atmospheric and symbolic works

Anguish | August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck | 1877 Size:A1 Landscape Mounted and framed in a"Anguish" is a painting from 1878 by the German artist August Friedrich Albrecht Schenck. The painting depicts a single sheep in the foreground, who appears to be in extreme distress or torment. The sheep's face is contorted in a scream or a howl of pain, and its body is writhing in agony as it stands over its dead child. The background of the painting is dark and indistinct, adding to the sense of unease and foreboding. Schenck was known for his