Circle of Philip Connard (1875–1958) - 1938 Oil, Winchcombe Mill

1938

This atmospheric landscape painting captures a serene riverside scene with bare trees reflected in calm waters. Signed. Presented in a white-painted wooden frame. On canvas.

A delightful panoramic landscape of a small English village. Figures walk up and down a steep hill in the foreground while mountains surround the composition. Well presented in a sim...

A charming rural scene depicting a figure in the foreground of a British rural landscape, with cottage and dead tree beyond. This scene is high...

This serene landscape painting captures a tranquil countryside scene, with a village church in the distance. Circle of John Noble Barlow (1861-1917). British school. Unsigned. Prese...

20th century English school oil on board Cotswolds scene, Signed 'M Cowie'. Set within a pine frame. Provenance: London Collection. In excellent condition, good colour and t...

William Henry Innes (1905-1999) Innes first exhibited his work during the Second World War while he was in the Royal Air Force. He showed extensively at the Royal Academy, New Engla...

Oil on canvas on board, signed lower left Image size: 10 1/2 x 14 inches In the course of a long and varied career, Sep Scott exhibited in the Royal Academy and was a member of the Royal Watercolour Society. Scott produced some famous works for the railway poster campaigns in his early years. He became a book illustrator and one of the highest paid and respected of all British poster artists. Towards the end of his life, during a period when his style had gone somewhat out of vogue, he began working for Leonard Matthews and his trio of comics, Knockout, Sun and Thriller Comics Library. At first, Scott was used for picture strips, drawing all the adventures of the pirate hunter, Captain Flame, and proving to be a natural born strip artist. Then, when Matthews took over Thriller Comics Library, Scott began to paint the covers. He drew scores of full colour cover paintings, which would, as Leonard Matthews commented, “grace the walls of any stately home”, and were, in all probability, largely responsible for the success of the Library and the fact that these comics are so valued today amongst collectors. Scott also drew a number of short Robin Hood strips for the Library and some fine full-length adventure picture stories including Jane Eyre, Pride of the Ring, Secret Operator and the splendidly atmospheric, The Dark Shadows of London. For a short period, he also painted the occasional cover - and back page - for Comet and Sun and also contributed some paintings for the first Buck Jones Annual and the covers for both issues of the Billy the Kid Book...

VINTAGE ORIGINAL OIL ON BOARD PAINTING BY ROY HEWISH (1929-2020) A depiction of a view in the Cotswold hamlet of Petty France. Painted in a confident and free manner, with impressi...