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Thomas Remnant Charleton (1756-1849) - Watercolour, Clifton from the Church

Early 19th Century

This exquisitely executed watercolour depicts a breathtaking sunset over the Severn Estuary with Penpole Point visible on the right. The work is signed with the artist's initials on ...

A beautifully executed watercolour landscape depicting a summer evening on the banks of the River Avon below Clifton. Charleton exquisitely captures this idyllic setting with vessels...

This exquisitely executed watercolour depicts a serene view near Cook's Folly in Clifton. Charleton masterfully captures the idyllic riverside setting with vessels gliding along the ...

This exquisitely executed watercolour depicts a serene view near the Observatory, Clifton. Charleton masterfully captures the idyllic cliffside setting with vessels gliding along the...

English School Mid 19th Century Watercolour The Shooting Party unsigned but usefully inscribed verso, by the artist watercolour painting on stiff paper, unframed sheet: 7.2 x 10 i...

A late 18th or early 19th century watercolour view of a group of figures in a village square. Though not apparently signed the work is very competent and of high quality. It is frame...

To see our other views of Eton College, Oxford and Cambridge, 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. Dr William Crotch (1775-1847) Eton College Chapel 13x20cm Pencil and colour wash Extensively inscribed to reverse Dated 10.20am August 1 1832 Provenance: Spink, King Street, London Composer and organist (a child prodigy, playing the organ of the Chapel Royal at the age of three-and-a-half) Crotch is most famous for probably beint the composter of the Westminster Chimes - struck by Big Ben inter alia. In 1797 he became Heatehr Professor of Music at Oxford University, becoming DMus in 1799. John Malchair, the musician and artist, became a friend whilst he was in Oxford, and so with his guidance Crotch took up sketching. He also took Malchair's habit of recording the date and time of his picture passing this habit to John Constable upon meeting him in London in 1805. He became first Principal of the Royal Academy of Music...

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