Gerhard Lukas Larsen (German 1911-1965) Oil canvas Vintage, Maritime, Seascape

Stunning large vintage seascape oil painting by Gerhard Lukas Larsen (German, 1911–1965), celebrated for his dynamic maritime works and atmospheric coastal scenes. This impressive composition captures powerful waves crashing against rugged cliffs as the sun breaks through a veil of clouds, casting shimmering reflections across the ocean. Larsen’s signature brushwork brings the movement of the water to life, creating depth, drama, and a sense of natural grandeur.

The palette of deep greens, soft blues, and warm light enhances the painting’s emotional impact, making it a perfect highlight for coastal homes, nautical-themed interiors, or collectors of mid-century European maritime art. The ornate gold frame complements the artwork beautifully and is ready to display.

🖌 Medium: Oil on canvas
🎨 Artist: Gerhard Lukas Larsen (German, 1911–1965)
🖼 Frame: Heavy ornate gold frame with sculpted corner details
📏 Size: Framed 41.5"x29.5", Canvas 36"x24"
🔖 Signature: Lower right
📦 Ships securely from Florida, USA 

Artist Note

Gerhard Lukas Larsen was a prolific German painter known for his dramatic seascapes, storm scenes, and coastal landscapes. His works often feature dynamic wave action and subtle atmospheric light effects, placing him among the respected European maritime painters of the mid-20th century. Larsen’s paintings remain sought-after at European and American auctions, prized for their craftsmanship and emotional intensity.

Condition

Good vintage condition. Colors are vibrant, surface well-preserved, with light age-consistent craquelure. Frame shows minor expected wear.

Please Note

Actual colors may vary slightly from the photos shown, due to differences in lighting, camera quality, and screen settings. Most items sold by MaksArtGallery are antique, vintage, or pre-owned and may show signs of age such as patina, craquelure, scuffs, or general wear. These characteristics add authenticity and charm to the artwork. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the item description.