Benjamin Blake

"Field Fare" and "Sea Fare" Pair by Benjamin Blake

1815

Oil Painting Pair by Charles Archer "Still life of Fruit" A Derby painter of still life who exhibited in London and the Royal Birmingham Society of artists. Oil on canvas. One signed...

Oil Painting by John J Hall "Pair of Pantry Scenes" 1921 - 2006 Studio labels verso. Hall went to college of Arts and Crafts and taught at the Cambridge...

Oil Painting by William Stone "Morning and Evening" 1835 -1917 A Birmingham landscape with buildings. Regularly exhibited at the Royal Birmingham society of artists. Both oil on canvas. Dimensions unframed: height 9" x width 11" Dimensions framed 15...

Oil Painting Pair by William Anslow Thornley "Morning and Evening off the Coast" flourished 1832- 1904 Popular painter of coastal marines lived in Kent and exhibited in London, Birmi...

A fine still life study of fish, lobster and kitchenware wonderfully displays Deville's skilful use of light and shadow, bringing depth to the scene, while the ornate gold-leaf inner...

Oliver Clare (British, 1853-1927) Pair of Still life oil paintings on board, each signed ‘Oliver Clare’ Set in gilded gesso frames.

A good pair of 19th century still life paintings, oil on board by the British Victorian Period artist Henry P. Gill who flourished in the 1880s and 1890s. The first with two beautifully painted long stemmed roses alongside a branch of lavender, white periwinkle, creeping forget-me-not and lily of the valley. With bee and ladybird. Signed to right hand lower margin ‘H. Gill’ and set in its original period giltwood frame and gilt slip. To verso of this picture is a label which reads ‘Presented to Mrs. Scott by the Artist, October 19th 1891. The second with cut lemons in a glass surrounded by grapes, pear, apple, white currants and a peach with a wasp hovering above. Also signed to lower margin right ‘H. Gill’. Extremely beautiful and realistic and in original period frame and gilt slip. To verso of the board inside is a label which reads ‘Glass and Fruit, November 14th 1891. Presented to my wife Kate by J.A. Scott. Which goes to show that life and times are not so changed over the centuries. Mrs. Kate Scott...

Spare, haunting, and quietly magnificent—this set of 19th-century oil paintings by Cornelis de Cocq (1815–1889) captures the stillness of the hunt’s aftermath with remarkable restrai...