Cornish Vintage

He is also well known for his series of fishermen portraits hanging in the Polperro Museum. The Cornish art historian David Tovey found a trove of over 250 forgotten paintings by Joh...

The artist uses energetic pastel strokes and a vibrant palette to capture the atmosphere of the Cornish countryside, balancing areas of rich colour with loose expressive drawing.

Blow’s year spent in Cornwall in 1957, immersing herself in the artistic world of the St Ives School, proved significant to her practice; her complex painted surfaces increasingly ec...

Both locations provided the subjects for many of his mature paintings. He was of Cornish ancestry and regularly visited St Ives, home to many of the British artists of the 1950s who...

Both locations provided the subjects for many of his mature paintings. He was of Cornish ancestry and regularly visited St Ives, home to many of the British artists of the 1950s who...

The work would suit collectors interested in British village scenes domestic architecture or Cornish life as well as those drawn to the gentle clarity of 20th century watercolour.

Original vintage British Railways travel advertising poster for Newquay on the Cornish Coast featuring a fantastic image of a smiling lady surfer wearing a red swimming cap riding a ...

This painting features a weathered Cornish stone building with slate roof and a distinctive red door standing alone at the foot of a green hillside under a brooding sky.

Ideal for collectors interested in Cornish mining heritage mid century coastal painting or the early career works of Tony Herbert.

Original watercolour depicting a Cornish town by the sea. Signed lower left. Well-presented in a crisp cream mount and solid oak frame.

A wonderful pair of country house gilt table lamps procured from a Cornish estate. Turned wooden bases on circular gilt rimmed columns with fluted brass coloured stems.

Ideal for collectors of Cornish art canal and boating scenes or 20th century English landscape painting.

Cage encountered his lifelong partner and collaborator, choreographer Merce Cunningham, during his tenure at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. While he developed the concept of...

About the Artist: Edwin La Dell (1914–1970) was a British painter and master printmaker whose refined structural vision and technically brilliant color lithographs established him as...

Ideal for collectors of Cornish village art, British 20th-century watercolours, or fans of Herbert’s distinctive work.

Stunning pastel work by Paula Humphris a Cornish artist more well known now for her pottery.

Ives, a fishing port and popular artistic colony on the Cornish coast. In St. Ives, Lever shared a studio with Frederick Waugh, and studied painting with Albert Julius Olsson and Alg...

Signed lower right. Provenance. Cornish estate. Condition. Oil on canvas, image size is 24 inches by 20 inches and in good condition.

This vivid mid-20th-century landscape by professional British artist John Edwards (1914–2009) captures a stunning Cornish view with a rushing river beneath an old stone bridge.

Steensma is considered by most as the last member of the Northwest School of art, which included Mark Tobey, Morris Graves, Kenneth Callahan, and others.Steensma won awards for his w...

Hewas means a summer dairy farm in Cornish. The men reaping the wheat in the field, piled high on the cart with the dray horse; the iconic building in the background is still feature...

Original vintage British Railways travel poster for Cornwall See Britain by Train featuring a painting by Gyrth Russell (1892-1970) depicting a scenic view over the Cornish fishing v...

Gaudens National Historic Park, Cornish, NH, 1987. Hobe Sound Galleries North, Portland ME, 1985.

Steensma won awards for his work early on, and secured a teaching position at Cornish Arts School in Seattle.  His work was sought after by collectors, and were being shown in local ...

About the Artist: John Tunnard (1900–1971) was a pioneering British modernist painter whose luminous, architectonic abstractions established him as one of the most intellectually rig...

A delightful watercolour painting of moored fishing boats, floating in a Cornish harbour. The artist has signed to the lower left and the watercolour has been inscribed in graphite t...

To truly grasp the essence of Wason’s work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and sky”, where wind, rain and the raw ocean s...

To truly grasp the essence of Wason’s work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and sky”, where wind, rain and the raw ocean s...

His parents owned a retail pottery shop which exposed John to a lot of Cornish pottery styles. (Incidentally his parents also made the lamp shades for the renowned Troika lamp bases.)

The scene depict a beautiful Cornish farm house set back from a field of spring daffodil.

Though the exact location is unspecified, the style and composition are consistent with Herbert’s depictions of Cornish, Devonshire, or southern English fishing villages.

To truly grasp the essence of Wason’s work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and sky”, where wind, rain and the raw ocean s...

It would appeal to collectors of Cornish art, industrial heritage, and British topographical watercolours.

Title: Coastal Harbour View With Sailboats And Stone Buildings Cornwall 1988 By Tony Herbert (1927-2024) Medium: Watercolor on paper, unframed Size: 11 inches (height) x 15 inches (w...

The turquoise ocean beyond and the surrounding greenery anchor the abstracted topography, suggesting a likely inspiration in the Dorset or Cornish coastline—regions celebrated for th...

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world, ...

His parents owned a retail pottery shop which exposed John to a lot of Cornish pottery styles. (Incidentally his parents also made the lamp shades for the renowned Troika lamp bases.)

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world, ...

Painting of Church in Cornwall on the English South Coast with Figures & Boats by British Artist, Michael Kerris (1934-2024) Art measures 32 x 16 inches Frame measures 37.5 x ...

Painting of Figures & Boats on Truro Harbour with Cathedral by British Artist, Michael Kerris (1934-2024) Art measures 47 x 20 inches Frame measures 53 x 25 inches Kerris, cou...

Teath, located near Port Isaac and Bodmin Moor, is a traditional Cornish village known for its slate-roof cottages, narrow lanes and pastoral views.

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world, ...

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world, ...

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world, ...

A lovely light and airy Cornish landscape painting with good impasto on the peonies and finished off in a coloured frame.

His works, such as Bowl of Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams, Christie’s, and Dreweatts, reflecting his m...

An original watercolour by the Cornish artist Elizabeth Rosemary Ziar. The scene depicts a rural farmstead with a dutch barn full to the brim with straw bales.

His work shows a preoccupation with the effects of light. This piece of the Cornish seaside was created using pastel on paper.

Gaudens National Historic Park, Cornish, NH, 1987. Hobe Sound Galleries North, Portland ME, 1985.

Print of Indian Game birds, also known as Cornish Game. Reproduced by André & Sleigh after an drawing by J.W.

The composition’s subtle abstraction and cool palette give the piece an ethereal, dreamlike quality, conveying both the isolation and majesty of this iconic Cornish landmark. The pa...

It was located first at Silver Street (1806), Cornish Place (1822) Sheffield. Monograms: Yes.

The details of the work are as follows: Leo Davy (British, 1924 – 1987) Cornish scene, c. 1982 Oil on board Signed and dated ‘Leo Davy 82’ (lower right) Oil on board 23.1/4 x 29.3/8...

This charming watercolour study by British artist Erik Smith (1914-1972), features a delightful fishing town with stacked coastal properties lining a quiet Cornish harbour. The artis...

His works, such as Bowl of Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams, Christie’s, and Dreweatts, reflecting his m...

His works, such as Bowl of Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams, Christie’s, and Dreweatts, reflecting his m...

Falmouth, 1944 (unknown Modern British Artist) Watercolour 46 x 30cm An evocative painting of Falmouth, the Cornish town shaped by its relationship to the sea.

Davy was born in Yorkshire but settled in Cornwall in 1968 and the influence of the Cornish landscape can be seen in his later work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art w...

His works, such as Bowl of Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams, Christie’s, and Dreweatts, reflecting his m...

His works, such as Bowl of Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams, Christie’s, and Dreweatts, reflecting his m...