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19th century watercolor of farm house in Tewkesbury, England

Unknown c. 1850

Beautiful watercolor with a circular mat of trees and sky Framing options available Bought in Paris, France Unknown artist

Delve into the serene beauty of a French countryside landscape through the artist Didier's watercolor masterpiece. This original piece, steeped in the impressionist style, captures t...

Beautiful watercolor with a circular mat Framing options available Possibly of a lock on the Seine in Paris Bought in Paris, France Unknown artist

Two original watercolor paintings capturing the timeless beauty of Venice, Italy. These works evoke the city’s luminous atmosphere, with delicate washes of color that suggest both th...

Attributed to BENJAMIN SHIPHAM (1806-1872) Mamhead House, Devon Signed with initials l.r.: BS Watercolour Framed 17 by 27 cm., 6 ¾ by 10 ½ in. (frame size 33 by 42.5 cm., 13 by 16 ¾ in.) Provenance: Ex collection of H. A. E. Day (publisher of G Waters, Dictionary of British Artists working 1900-1950) Shipham was born in Nottingham and seems to have lived there for most of his life. He painted landscapes and exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1852 until his death as well as at the British Institute and Royal Society of British Artists. Works by him are in the collections of Nottingham City Museum Art Gallery, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Derby Art Gallery and Glasgow. The present Mamhead House dates to 1827 and was designed for the Exeter shipping fleet owner Robert Newman...

A pastoral landscape depicting a farm at Northwood near Wem in Shropshire. Presented glazed in a washline mount and an ornate gilt frame with a fluted cove and leaf and berry detaili...

A wonderfully idyllic watercolour with pen and ink detail. The artist has captured a small farm on a hill, with cattle resting in the grassy meadows before the cottage. Very well pre...

A delightful depiction of a half timbered cottage in a rural village A woman leans out of the window to talk with two women passing by. the rest of the scene captures charming detail...