Gabriel Vie Oil on Canvas Painting
by InteriorBoutiquesGabriel Vie Oil on Canvas Painting
Gabriel Vie (1888- 1973) signed oil on canvas
Circa 1930
Size 65 x 50
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French Impressionist Landscape Painting Oil On Canvas
by Vintage & Modern PensFrench Impressionist landscape 1966, oil on canvas signed Rolle and with very good quality Monparnasse frame, its in great condition and measures 80 x60 cms
Alpine Dream Original Oil Painting by Hugh Micklem
by Retrospective InteriorsAlpine Dream Original Oil Painting by Hugh Micklem
A beautiful oil painting by the renowned British artist Hugh Micklem (1918 – 2009) , this is titled ‘Alpine Dream’ and is dated 2002, towards the end of his life. It’s is beautifully executed and is in great condition, the frame is also in good condition.
Width frame – 49 cm
Height frame – 37 cm
Width painting – 30 cm
Height painting – 18 cm
Antique 19th Century Watercolor of Young Boy with Hat
by AeologyAntique 19th Century Watercolor of Young Boy with Hat
Circa 1882Product Details
Circa Date : 1882
Materials : Water Colour
Country of Origin : FranceDescription
A framed Water-Color and Gouache Portrait Painting from France of a Young Boy wearing a big hat.
The painting came from the Acadamie Colarossi in Paris see label on reverse, which was a school of painting and sculpture founded in 1872 by the Italian sculptor Fillippo Colarossi at no. 10 rue de la Grande Chaumiere, where students painted and sculpted from live models.
The painting which dates from about 1882 has MS monogram signature bottom right, and is in its original gilded frame, now with a small amount of wear and damage.
The boy has a rather endearing dreamy quality.
Classed as French School
Measures 21 inches high x 17 wide
J. A. Harington Bird The Drinking Well Oil on Canvas – POA
by Darnley Fine ArtJ. A. Harington
1846 – 1936
The Drinking Well
Oil on canvas, signed lower right
Image size: 16 x 24 ½ inches (40.5 x 62.5 cm)
Hand made Orientalist gilt frameHarington Bird was a painter of animals, often in watercolour. Born on 23rd May 1846, he was destined for the Army but took up painting instead. He studied at The Royal Academy Schools and in 1870, aged 24, exhibited his first picture there. A second Royal Academy exhibit, ‘On Sufferance’, followed in 1874 before Bird set off for Montreal, Canada, where he became an Associate of the Royal Canadian Academy, but in 1885, after a ten year absence, he returned to England.
Once back, Bird resumed his Academy career and seems also to have been engaged in commissions, painting prominent English racehorses of the time. Around the turn of the century, Bird started to concentrate on the Arab horse, and probably visited North Africa to study this noble animal in its natural environment.
On the whole, Bird painted the Arabian horse in watercolour and achieved remarkable effects in this medium, capturing in particular the sheen of the horses’ coats and the dust of the desert.
Bird’s meticulous attention to equine anatomy and skill as an artist make him the leading horse painter of the Orientalist movement. His work is to be found in many prominent collections, including The Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace.
This painting is a rare oil, as he mainly painted in watercolour. The horses are depicted in profile, with the classical grace of a horse on the Parthenon frieze or a Stubbs. The pose conveys their elegant configuration, fine musculature and glossy coats. The desert setting is painted more broadly, as a strong backdrop in beautiful tones of blue with flecks of gold on the sunlit sky, so as not to detract from the visual impact of the powerful horses.
The coats of the three horses draw the viewer in to these magnificent animals. Two of the main reasons western artists travelled to the Middle East was for the strong light and the brilliant colours, both of which Bird uses to full effect in this scene.
Bryan De Grineau The Land Speed Record Gouache, signed, dated 1927
by Darnley Fine ArtBryan De Grineau
1883 – 1957The Land Speed Record
Gouache, signed, dated 1927 lower left and stamped lower right
Image size: 14 x 15 1/4 inches
Hand made Art Deco frameThe Sunbeam 1000 HP Mystery, is a land speed record-breaking car built by the Sunbeam car company of Wolverhampton that was powered by two aircraft engines.
It was the first car to travel at over 200 mph. The car's last run was a demonstration circuit at Brooklands, running at slow speed on only one engine. It is today on display at the Heritage Motor Center at Gaydon, having been presented to the National Motor Museum by Sunbeam in 1958
Norman Wilkinson CBE PRI Rhuddlan Castle Oil on Canvas – POA
by Darnley Fine ArtNorman Wilkinson CBE PRI
1878 – 1971
RHUDDLAN CASTLE
Oil on canvas, signed lower right
Image size: 30 x 45 inches (76 x 114 cm)
Hand made frameProvenance
Commissioned by London, Midland & Scottish Railway 1929
Private CollectionSir Norman Wilkinson was a successful marine painter and illustrator. He was also responsible for developing the concept of “dazzle camouflage” for British warships during the First World War. But it was as a poster artist that he reached his highest artistic level.
In 1905, Wilkinson was commissioned by the London and North Western Railways to produce a poster advertising their rail/steam link to Ireland. Recognising the opportunity to create a new approach to railway poster design, he depicted the product as just one element of a broader landscape. It was the first time this had been done and its revolutionary concept was an important influence in the development of the pictorial poster.
He went on to organise the celebrated commissioning of poster designs from members of the Royal Academy for the London Midland and Scottish Railway company in the 1920s. Wilkinson believed that art should play an important part in advertising. His posters were well-planned and executed in broad tones of colour with a skilful use of black to strengthen the design. He was, in his words, “the father and mother of the artistic poster on English railway stations”
Rhuddlan Castle is a castle located in Rhuddlan, Denbighshire, Wales. It was erected by Edward I in 1277 following the First Welsh War. A popular tourist destination, it was ideal to use as a lure for people to travel to for their holidays.
Wilkinson brings into the painting simplicity of the forms and the use of regular shapes, which clearly defined by light recalls paintings by the Renaissance artists. Using broad areas of colour the work depicts an overall pictorial coherence and makes sense in terms of paint of the light and movement in the landscape. The public were amazed on seeing these new works as Wilkinson was breaking new ground in his style of painting.
The light breaks across the field in front of the castle, almost highlighting its importance in the landscape. Brilliantly atmospheric, the large clouds and reflections in the water set up a tension between the illusion of space and depth. Adding the cattle to the painting helps to give a sense of scale to the landscape and dashes of colour.
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