An Early 19th Century Coastal Scene.
Swedish circa 1820.
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A charming, highly impasto painting of a coastal town perched perilously close to ‘popcorn’ sea.
Original hand-painted frame. Later inscription on the reverse: ‘Tillhor Mary Hagglof, Karlavagen 91, Stokholm’.
Dimensions: 63.5cm (25”) high; 71cm (28”) wide.
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A Large 19th Century Benno Adam Dog Painting.
German circa 1860.
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A full-length oil on canvas of a Leonberger.
Benno Adam (1812-1892) was an important animal painter born in Munich, he was associated with the Chiemsee School of Painters.
The son of Albrecht Adam (1786-1862) an important Bavarian artist who accompanied Napoleon Bonaparte as official artist on the 1812 Russian campaign.
Dimensions: 127cm (50") high; 109cm (43") wide.
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A 17th Century Oil on Canvas Depicting Christ at the Column.
Spanish circa 1630.
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A full-length portrait of Christ tethered to a post. The artist has flattened the space, reducing the figure to a minimum, using chiaroscuro to direct attention to crucial parts of the composition.
In a fruitwood frame.
Dimensions: 128.5cm (50.5") high; 88cm (34.5") wide.
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An Early 19th Century Watercolour Painting of West Grinstead Park, Sussex.
English circa 1840.
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A charming depiction of West Grinstead Park, the home of Walter Burrell (1777 – 1831), MP for Sussex. The castellated Gothic style house, designed by John Nash, sits in an elevated position framed by trees and deer.
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Original water gilt frame.
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Dimensions: 21cm (8.5") high; 27cm (10.5") wide.
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An Early 19th Century Study of a Cow.
English, 1820, George Bailey Bawtry.
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A Prize Short Horn Cow set within a wooded landscape.
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Oil on canvas. Original birds-eye maple frame. Signed and dated to verso: 'Painted by George Bailey Bantry 1820'.
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Dimensions: 60cm (23.5") high; 80cm (31.5") wide.
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An 18th Century Watercolour of North Muskham House.
English circa 1795.
An unusual architectural study of a Palladian villa belonging to Joseph Pocklington, a wealthy eccentric whose amateur designs were described by William Wordsworth as "mere puerilities”... Please see our blog for more!
Inscribed: "North Muskham House near Newark, Nottinghamshire, belonging to Mr Joseph Pocklington of Barrow House near Heswick Cumberland. Foundation laid July 8 1793 by Mr JB."
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Dimensions: 56cm (22") high; 69cm (27") wide.
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An Early 19th Century Pencil Sketch of Hagley Park, Worcestershire.
English circa 1800.
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A landscape depicting the Palladian country house set within a picturesque landscape showing an obelisk and temple. Label to the reverse reading: ‘…the seat of Lord Cobham in Worcestershire built for Lord George Lyttleton by Sanderson Miller'.
Exhibited: Covent Garden Gallery
Dimensions: 53cm (21") high; 70cm (27 ½”) wide.
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