S. Roberts

S. Roberts - Early 20th Century Oil, Clovelly, Devon

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A charming scene of a coastal town in Cornwall with various boats moored on the beach. The artist has signed to the lower right and the work has been presented in a sleek black frame...

The rocky shoreline and rugged cliffs of the Cornish coast are rendered in vibrant colour and expressive brushwork in this idyllic seaside scene. The dynamic brushwork used for the c...

A wonderful study of Looe in Cornwall looking up from harbour steps into the town. Finely presented in a carved wood frame. Signed. On canvas board.

A striking depiction of Leigh-on-Sea by the early 20th century artist Reuben Moring. The colour palette suggests a cloudy day with most of the town caught in shade. The composition h...

Leslie Hall Woollatt, 1905 - 1974. A painter and sculptor who studied at the Nottingham School of Artists. He exhibited at the Royal Academy, Royal Institute and Nottingham Society o...

Leslie Hall Woollatt, 1905 - 1974. A painter and sculptor who studied at the Nottingham School of Artists. He exhibited at the Royal Academy, Royal Institute and Nottingham Society o...

Cornwall Harbour View, circa 1930 by Sir Walter Westley Russell CVO RA (1867-1949) Circa 1930 view of a Cornish harbour, oil on board by Sir Walter ...

A beautiful mid 20th century oil on board depicting Hope Cove in South Devon by the important English artist Edward Pullee. Superbly painted view of this well known beauty spot which is very popular with both British and overseas holiday makers. The work is signed lower right and further inscribed and signed on the reverse. Presented in its original frame. Artist: Edward Pullee (English, 1907-2002) Title: Hope Cove Medium: Oil on board Size: 15 x 19 in (38 x 48 cm) framed Condition: Very good condition The artist and teacher Edward Pullée was once described as the heavyweight champion of art and design education. The youngest college principal in the country when, in 1934, he was appointed to Gloucester School of Art, he went on to be principal at Portsmouth (1939), Leeds (1945) and Leicester (1956-67). Born in Pimlico, south-west London, the eldest of three sons of a police officer, he was educated at Holy Trinity school in Chelsea, and, after the family moved to Dover, at St Martin's School. As a 12-year-old, he began evening classes at the Dover School...