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Title: Beach Scene Artist: Walter Beauvais (modern French school) (1942 - 1988). Signed "Beauvais" Lower Left Size [Metric]: 44 x 59 cm. With frame: 65 x 80 cm. Size [Imperial]: 17 x 23 in. With Frame: 26 x 31.5 in. Medium: Oil on Board. Condition: Excellent Price £1,250 Walter Beauvais Although born in England Walter Beauvais is particularly associated
with the French school of painting. Both his father (to whom he
was apprenticed) and grandfather were artists of some note as
indeed is his son (Paul Beauvais). This eye-catching work is surrounded by a fine hand-made frame email: patrick@worksofart.org.uk
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Title: On the Mersey Artist: Garmon Morris. Initialled "GM" Lower Right. Inscribed "On the Mersey" lower left. A small typed label which also named the artist was lost during re-framing. Date Early 20th Century Medium : Watercolour Size [Metric]: 13 x 37.5 cm. With frame: 27.5 x 52 cm. Size [Imperial]: 5 x 14.5 in. With Frame: 11 x 20.5 in. Condition: Fair Price: £450 Garman Morris Morris flourished between about 1900 - 1930 mainly painting seascapes. He is known to have exhibited watercolours in Exeter in 1906 & 1907 and some of his works were made into prints. C. W. Faulkner also published some of his coastal scenes as postcards. The Dictionary of Neglected Artists (1880 - 1950) suggests that
he also painted under the name G. M. Avondale. email: patrick@worksofart.org.uk |
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Title Under Sail Artist: Samuel John Milton Brown (1873 - 1965). Signed Lower Right "Sam J M Brown" Medium : Watercolour Size [Metric]: 18 x 14.5cm. With frame: 37.5 x 33 cm Size [Imperial]: 7 x 5.5 in. With Frame: 15 x 13 in. Condition: Excellent Price: £600 Samuel Milton Brown A well known watercolourist specialising in ships and seascapes, his works are often recognisable as much by the deep colour and quality of the waves he painted as by the ships themselves. This painting has those qualities. Born in Liverpool, he studied at Liverpool School of Art (1888 - 1900). He exhibited at RI (Royal institute for Painters in Watercolour), the Walker Art Gallery - Liverpool and the RCamA (Royal Cambrian Academy) of which he became President in 1937. He was also president of other art institues including the Liverpool Academy of Arts and the Flintshire Art Society. email: patrick@worksofart.org.uk |
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Title: On the Early Morning Tide (Thames view) Artist: Arthur James Wetherall Burgess (1879 - 1957). Signed
Lower Right. Size [Metric]: 25 x 36 cm. With frame:45 x 55.5 cm. Size [Imperial]: 10 x 14 in. With Frame: 18 x 22 in. Condition: Very Good - minor chips at corners of frame. Price: £850 Arthur James Wetherall Burgess Born in Bombala, New South Wales Burgess studied in Sydney and St. Ives, Cornwall. He was appointed Australia's official naval artist in 1918. Burgess eventually settled in London and many of his works feature British seascapes. He exhibited extensively including at ROI (Royal Institute of Oil Painters) and RI (Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours) - he was a member of both. Also exhibited at the RA, RHA (Royal Hibernian Academy) and RBA (Royal Society of British Artists). He was a founder member of the Society of Marine Artists and its Vice-President. The collection of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, owns four of Burgess's works as does Bristol Museum's collection. Others are in public collections and regional museums in England (Lincoln & Nuneaton) and in Australia. This is an very attractive and evocative picture in which the
reflections of the sun illuminate the foreground to great effect. email: patrick@worksofart.org.uk |
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Title: Iron Duke Artist: Auguste Ballin Signed: Signed Lower Right Medium: Watercolour on paper. Size [Metric]: 17 x 27 cm . With Frame: 38 x 47cms. Size [Imperial]: 7 x 11 in. With Frame: 15 x 18 1/2 inches Condition: Excellent Price: £2,600 for the set of six
I have six of Ballin's watercolours for sale. They are superbly executed and show wonderful detail, depicting that fascinating, transitional period when sail was changing to steam. Born in Boulogne on the 17th. March 1842, Ballin was a pupil of Jules Noel. He became both a marine painter and an (acid) etcher. Ballin exhibited paintings and etchings at the Royal Academy in London (between 1872 and 1879) as well as in Paris. Four of Ballin's etchings and a group of his drawings are in the collection of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. The Naval Club in Hill St. Mayfair now owns Ballin's oil paintings of the Battle of Trafalgar. email: patrick@worksofart.org.uk |
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Title: Leomas Artist: Auguste Ballin Signed: Signed Lower Right Medium: Watercolour on paper. Size [Metric]: 17 x 27 cm . With Frame: 38 x 47cms. Size [Imperial]: 7 x 11 in. With Frame: 15 x 18 1/2 inches. Condition: Excellent Price: £2,600 for the set of six AUGUSTE BALLIN I have six of Ballin's watercolours for sale. They are superbly executed and show wonderful detail, depicting that fascinating, transitional period when sail changed to steam. Born in Boulogne on the 17th. March 1842, Ballin was a pupil of Jules Noel. He became both a marine painter and an (acid) etcher. Ballin exhibited paintings and etchings at the Royal Academy in London (between 1872 and 1879) as well as in Paris. Four of Ballin's etchings and a group of his drawings are in the collection of the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. The Naval Club in Hill St. Mayfair now owns Ballin's oil paintings of the Battle of Trafalgar. |
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