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Manner of George Cattermole (1800-1868) - Framed Watercolour, Knights Resting

19th Century

Gossip on the Street- This Mid 19th century watercolour depicts three boastful Frenchmen having a public natter in front of several french style houses. The artist has captured a dog...

A fine watercolor seascape by William Harford, depicting fisherman gathered on rocks by the beach. A castle is just visible in the background, high up on a cliff. Signed in graphite ...

A charming genre scene in watercolours, showing 17th century figures playing card in a tavern. A man can be seen to the background being escorted ...

An engaging graphite and watercolour study of two strong willed cavaliers having a disagreement. Painted in the manner of British illustrator and watercolourist, George Cattermole (1...

A pair of English XIX Century framed and glazed watercolours on tobacco coloured paper, depicting hunting scenes.

Robert Isaac CRUIKSHANK (1789-1856) Drawing, watercolor and charcoal pencil on paper depicting a scene of Anti-Hunting… Signed bottom center, and mark...

Pair of French watercolors of knights hunting during a break. A moment of peace and nature: naturally painted by a woman.. Signed Jeanne Bourgailh - I chose a thin but precious frame...

Pair of angling watercolors By Major Hopkins. A wonderful pair of original fishing watercolours, a self portrait of one of the most important golf artists of the Victorian era. Signed and dated 1886. Major Hopkins is well know for his golf watercolours but he was a keen fisherman who included angling among his contributions to 'The Field' magazine and wrote and illustrated "Fishing Experiences of Half a Century". These images were published by McQueen in 1886, The angling pictures have been completed on a light blue paper and painted in monochrome. Got Him! shows two fishermen, one kneeling on the ground looking over the catch whilst the other is having a drink from a beaker, with a wicker creel...