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G. Davidson - Framed Late 19th Century Watercolour, On the Woodland Boundary

Late 19th Century

Soft brush strokes and a cool palette are used harmoniously in this fine study of a quiet woodland stream. The artwork is signed in the bottom left-hand corner and is well presented ...

A charming watercolour painting by the artist Max Ludby, depicting a surrey landscape with goats roaming at the edge of a woodland. Well-presented in a white...

A delightful watercolour landscape by the listed British artist George Barker (1858-1911). Presented in a wash line mount and gilt-effect frame. Signed. On watercolour paper.

A very fine watercolour by the British artist Harry E. James (c.1870-c.1920). The scene depict a beautiful Cornish farm house set back from a field of spring daffodil. Well-presented...

A framed original watercolor landscape painting. Sepia tone watercolor depicting a tree alongside a riverbank. Illegible signature, dated 1887. Professionally framed and matted with ...

This minimalistic water color painting depicts a group of trees a shrubbery underneath a dark blue sky. The lack of hard lines leaves this piece to be interpreted in many ways, and t...

'Wooded Landscape' Watercolour by English Artist Eileen Young (1896-1986). Signed in initials 'EY' bottom right.. The painting depicts a wooded lake scene. Watercolour on paper,...

Set inside a carved gilt framed behind protective glass, this watercolor on paper painting was created circa 1970 and signed in the lower right corner by the artist, George Carpenter. The peaceful artwork has a simple composition with a thick forest surrounding an icy stream in the foreground. The artist method gives us an undeniable moving, impressionistic feeling. The classic style landscape is in excellent condition and has heavily pigmented colors in a blue, green and deep purple palette. George Carpenter was an impressionist painter of watercolor landscapes and exhibited in the United States, Canada, and abroad. Born on December 13, 1928 in Boston, Massachusetts, George was the son of George Gillis and Daisy Winifred Carpenter. He married Virginia Forsyth on October 14, 1966 and served in the Korean Conflict with the 82nd Airborne Unit. He moved to Ogunquit, Maine in 1966 to pursue his passion of painting. By his own count he estimated prior to his death that he had created 18,000 pieces of art while living there and operating his studio in Perkins Cove...