Cornish Vintage

atmosphere of the Cornish countryside, balancing areas of rich colour with loose expressive drawing. The

, granite flagstones and lichen-covered rocks that surrounded her Cornish studio. Untitled, 1965

visited the Cornish artists' colony in St.Ives.

of Cornish ancestry and regularly visited St Ives, home to many of the British artists of the 1950s

A charming view of a Cornish village from a meadow filled with horse jumps. Signed. Presented in a

A sweeping view of the Cornish coast from a limestone cliff. Signed to the lower right. Presented

The rocky shoreline and rugged cliffs of the Cornish coast are rendered in vibrant colour and

commercial medium into a sophisticated vehicle for fine art expression; his harbor scenes, Cornish landscapes

port and popular artistic colony on the Cornish coast. In St. Ives, Lever shared a studio with

tracing lines through the moody Cornish sky. Herbert’s watercolour technique here is expressive yet

Framed Size: 28" x 38" McIntyre’s Porthscatho captures the quiet rhythm of a Cornish fishing

Original vintage British Railways travel advertising poster for Newquay on the Cornish Coast

dramatic Atlantic coast. This painting features a weathered Cornish stone building with slate roof and a

and texture. Porthonstock is a lesser known yet visually striking spot on the Cornish coast situated

was achieved in June 2013 when A Cornish Landscape sold for 242,500 GBP at Christie’s London

Cornish skies. The watercolour is painted on Ogram & Robison artist board a professional material favoured

Merce Cunningham, during his tenure at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. While he developed the

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

. Boscastle is a beloved subject among collectors of Cornish coastal scenes, known for its unique topography

position at Cornish Arts School in Seattle.  His work was sought after by collectors, and were being shown

A wonderful pair of country house gilt table lamps procured from a Cornish estate. Turned wooden

) captures a stunning Cornish view with a rushing river beneath an old stone bridge. Painted in 1956, the

awards for his work early on, and secured a teaching position at Cornish Arts School in Seattle.  His

Dora C. Pritchett. Original watercolour depicting a Cornish town by the sea. Signed lower left

This charming floral oil painting is by Cornish born artist Marion Grace Hocken. Painted circa 1950

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

essence of Wason’s work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended

veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and sky”, where wind, rain and the raw ocean

the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world

depictions of Cornish, Devonshire, or southern English fishing villages. Executed in his signature soft

work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and

asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended “between sea and sky”, where wind, rain and the raw ocean shape

the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world

painting by Gyrth Russell (1892-1970) depicting a scenic view over the Cornish fishing village at Polperro

Cornish coastal village, rendered with delicate brushwork and sun-washed tones. Likely painted in 1989

essence of Wason’s work, one must envision his studio; a veiled asylum on a Cornish hillside, suspended

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

, suggesting a likely inspiration in the Dorset or Cornish coastline—regions celebrated for their complex

Ales owned pub. Hewas means a summer dairy farm in Cornish. The men reaping the wheat in the field

the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world

the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world

the Cornish landscape can be seen in his work. He rarely exhibited and largely shunned the art world

Cornish village known for its slate-roof cottages, narrow lanes and pastoral views. In this painting, the

beautiful Cornish farm house set back from a field of spring daffodil. Well-presented in an elegant gilt

A delightful watercolour painting of moored fishing boats, floating in a Cornish harbour. The

-2024) Art measures 47 x 20 inches Frame measures 53 x 25 inches Kerris, could not be more Cornish

, could not be more Cornish, he was born and raised in the Duchy, and has remained there throughout his

Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams

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

iconic Cornish landmark. The painting is wonderfully presented within a custom tray frame in white which

Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at Bonhams

Oranges and Cornish Days, are held in collections like the National Gallery and have been auctioned at

white peonies with their frilly edges and yellow centres. A lovely light and airy Cornish landscape

Street (1806), Cornish Place (1822) Sheffield. Monograms: Yes. Condition: The overall condition of this

of the work are as follows: Leo Davy (British, 1924 – 1987) Cornish scene, c. 1982 Oil on board

and sea. Well executed and unsigned piece framed in whitewash frame. Possibly a Cornish scene with the

. His work shows a preoccupation with the effects of light. This piece of the Cornish seaside was