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George Ely - Early 19th Century Watercolour, Greys in the Mountains

Early 19th Century

A superb mid 20th century painting by the highly acclaimed British artist Rowland Suddaby, depicting a dramatic coastline. Suddaby has captured the intensity of this jagged landscape through the use of hurried brushwork - indicating that this was painted en plein air. Further shadow and details have been added in black ink - again the mark making is energetic and instinctive, as Suddaby tries to capture the scene before the light changes. Multi hued clouds on the horizon suggest an approaching storm rolling off the sea. The painting is stamped to the lower right and excellently presented in a cream card mount and decorative gilt frame. Provenance: Ex collection of the artist's widow Elizabeth. This piece is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Grant M...

An engaging watercolour painting with acrylic and pastel details by the artist Peter Clarkson. The scene depicts an abandoned, ruined house in Sicily. Unsigned. There is an artist's ...

A landscape beside a cottage on a cool morning. Two figures can be seen walking along a path in the background. Presented glazed in a cream mount and a distressed gilt-effect wooden ...

A beautiful Summer landscape in watercolour showing a group of sheep, resting in the cool shadows of a verdant, riverside path on the backwaters of the Thames. The blue sky overhead ...

Autumn Landscape is an Original Watercolour attribute to Micheline Froun and realized in mid-20th century. Good condition, except for a little missing piece of paper, included a cre...

John B. Aragon's Watercolor Painting on Paper of the exterior of a New Mexico Mission Church measures 10-1/2 x 14-1/2 inches. The matting and framing bring the total dimensions to 17...

Gordena Parker Jackson (1900 - 1993), Canyon with Bridge, 1939, watercolor on paper, signed and dated lower right, 17 ½ x 13 inches (sight), inscription verso reads: “Watercolor Competition Show / Washington D. C. 1940 [or 1941] F. W. A.” Gordena Parker Jackson was a California painter, graphic artist, craftsperson, and designer. A native of Pleasanton, Jackson studied at the California College of Arts & Crafts and lived much of her life in the Bay Area. In 1925, she married fellow artist Frederic Osman Jackson...

Oil Tanks, Alameda Street, Los Angeles, c. 1930-33, watercolor on paper, 14 ¼ x 21 ¼ inches (image), inscribed verso: “watercolor by Ruth Zimmerman 1912 – 1968 / Practice work for sc...