Robert Watson Art

‘The Banks of Loch Lomond’ by Robert Watson (1855-1920). The painting, which depicts a herd of Highland cattle watering in the Highlands of Scotland, is signed by the artist and dated 1902. It hangs in a newly commissioned gold metal leaf frame of fine quality. Academy Fine Paintings only offers artwork for sale in the finest condition it can be for its age, having been professionally cleaned, conserved, and re-varnished. Clients should also note that tracked and signed for international shipping is complimentary. Robert Watson was the son of the Victorian landscape painter William Watson (1809-1871), and the brother of fellow artists Charles Watson (1857-1923) and William Watson Jnr...

Robert Watson British, (1855-1921) Sheep Resting, Sunset Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1901 Image size: 13.5 inches x 20.5 inches Size including frame: 20.5 inches x 27.5 inches An atmospheric landscape painting of sheep on the side of a mountain at sunset by Robert Watson. A flock of Highland sheep are depicted resting with their lambs on a hillside. In the distance to the left, birds can be seen flying over a loch towards a mountainous landscape as the sun sets. Robert William Watson was born on 9 March 1855 at 33 Marlborough Place, Brighton, Sussex the son of William John Watson (1807-1871) and Caroline Butcher. He was part of a family of highland landscape painters and his brothers Charles (1857-1923) and William Watson Jnr...

'Man's Best Friend' by Robert Watson is a beautiful Scottish Victorian 19th Century Cattle & Dog painting. The detail and detailed representation of the animals is second to none. ...

A rich and moving scene that captures the richness of the Highlands at golden hour with the sun dimming over the horizon and casting a diffused palette of pastels through the wisps of clouds overhead, this gorgeous painting is an exceptional example of Robert Watson's work with an unusually romantic atmosphere. A flock of eleven sheep rest among the tall flowing grasses of the Scottish Highlands on a hill overlooking a distant body of water, the breeze gently ruffling the wool along their backs. Likely captured in fall, the hills are warm with browns, greens and yellows, subtle hints of flowers and stones, reeds and bushes in the impressionistic landscape. The work is executed in oil on canvas and is signed lower right "R. Watson" and dated 1914. Born on March 9th of 1865 in Brighton, Sussex to animal painter William Watson (London, 1809-1871), Robert William Watson trained under his father along with his two older brothers, Charles (1837-1900) and William Junior (1847-1921) for what would become a family occupation. He and his brother William were the most successful of the family, all of whom focused primarily on Highland paintings...

Robert Watson British, (1855-1921) Cattle in the Winter Highlands Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1901 Image size: 30 inches x 20 inches Size including frame: 37.5 inches x 27.5 inches...

Robert Watson was an accomplished painter of Highland scenes depicting sheep or cattle. There was much demand for Watson’s work as Scottish scenes were extremely fashionable in late ...

Robert Watson British, (1865-1916) Highland Cattle Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1914 Image size: 9½ inches x 13½ inches Size including frame: 20 ...