Well preserved condition. Cleaned by our own restoration team and provided with a new varnish. Including golden frame. Disclaimer: The frame included in the photos above was added to the artwork by the seller or another third party. The frame is provided to you at no additional cost so it’s ready to display as soon as it arrives. The frame is included as a courtesy and isn’t seen as integral to the artwork. So any potential damages to the frame that don’t affect the artwork itself, won’t be accepted as a valid reason to open a claim or request to cancel the order. Jan van Lokhorst came from a well-known Utrecht family of painters. His father was the animal painter Dirk van Lokhorst, his brother Dirk Pieter painted landscapes with cattle, just like his sister Ida. Jan was the only one who produced summery city and village views in addition to landscapes. He also painted a single ice scene. Jan van Lokhorst lived and worked in Utrecht until about 1872, after which he moved to Brussels. From there he must have returned every now and then to paint cityscapes and landscapes in the surroundings of the ‘Dom'city.