John Trentham

John Trentham - 20th Century Oil, Queen s Square, Bath

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A vibrant autumn pastel showing Queen's Square in Bath covered in golden leaves under a clear blue sky. The artist is clearly skilled and confident with the medium as they manage to ...

Signed and dated to the lower right. Presented in a light wooden frame. On paper. Image size: 26 x 18cm.

A charming study of The Duke of York's statue and the Athenaeum Club in London. Signed to the lower left and inscribed with the location to the reverse. On canvas. Image size: 45.5 x...

This summer feeling, oil landscape depicts a group of spritely children playing in the park. The families dogs can be seen running circles around the excitable children, while the tw...

Oil on canvas board, signed lower left 'McKnight' Image size: 19 ½ x 14 ½ inches (49.5 x 37 cm) Contemporary frame Looking from the bridge we peer down the Notting Hill Gate Train S...

Wonderful post-impressionist oil painting of a Paris street scene by a good artist, Isaac Lichtenstein. Possibly Montmartre district. Oil on canvas.Old re-lining. No title. Signed ...

Gordon Scott 1914 - 2016 Crescent Grove, Clapham Oil on canvas Image size: 18 x 24 inches Contemporary style frame GORDON SCOTT EXHIBITION AT DARNLEY F...

To see our other views of Oxford and Cambridge , particularly suitable for wedding and graduation presents, scroll down to "More from this Seller" and below it click on "See all from this Seller" - or send us a message if you cannot find the view you want. Bernard Cecil Gotch (1876 - 1964) Oriel Square, Oxford, at the entrance to Bear Lane Watercolour 27 x 36.5 cm Signed in pencil lower left. Oriel Square in the afternoon. Two undergraduates lean against the walls of Oriel College, talking, and another group make their way inside. Vintage cars (dating the picture to the 1920s, or 1930s?) are parked outside its gates, and the Oriel flag flies high. Bernard Cecil Gotch was a Winchester-born artist who is best known for his atmospheric watercolours of Britain's towns and cities (most notably Oxford). He moved to Oxford in 1927, painting many watercolours of the interiors and exteriors of Oxford’s many buildings. His works concentrate on the grand exteriors and interiors of the University's colleges, and he exhibited frequently - including an exhibition every term at Oriel College. His first notable commission was for the publisher Methuen, illustrating 'A Shepherd’s Life' by W H Hudson...