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Early 19th Century, English provincial school, 'Travellers at the inn

English School, 19th Century Dever’s, A busy shoe shop Oil on canvas 17 x 14 in. (43.2 x 35.7 cm.)

Simeon Stafford (British, b.1956) Cambourne rally Oil on panel Signed and dated `SIMEON!/14.1.21’ (lower right) further signed on the reverse of the panel 8 x 10 in. (20.3 x 25.3 cm.) Simeon Stafford is a British Painter, born in 1956 he started painting at age 14. He was encouraged to paint by LS...

A stunning original oil painting by Mid 20th Century British artist Roy Spencer. The work has come directly from his studio and is new to the market. It is a well sized and extremely decorative work. The details of the work are: Roy Spencer (British, 1918 - 2006) Reclining lady in lace nightgown...

Attributed to Rowland Wheelwright, 20th Century 'Bather's on the shore' and 'Sunbathing by the Cliffs' Oil on canvas board 9 X 10. 1/4in. (22.8 X 2...

Portrait of Johann Quantz (1697-1773), flautist and composer, wearing a blue velvet coat, waistcoat and breeches, standing in a garden landscape with ...

Oil on original canvas Image size: 78 1/4 x 44 inches (199 x 112 cm) Contemporary style frame Provenance Sir Rowland Cotton, 1608 Family Descent Private Collection Sir Rowland Cot...

Romantic Scene - Figurative Oil on canvas painting cm.100x80 this painting is a reinterpretation of the painting 'a Cautious Approach' by Master Roberts ...

Signed lower right "Nasmyth" leading to one of the whole pleiad of renowned Scottish artists starting with Alexander Nasmyth (1758 -1840). This painting showcases a scene of a landscape with shallow water, where a family is seen wading through a river ford in knee-deep water. The presence of a shepherdess on a high bank, observing the travelers with keen interest, adds a sense of pastoral charm to the composition. One of the focal points of the painting is a picturesque tree that has fallen into the river, adding a touch of drama to the overall scene. The contrast between the lush woodland and bushes on the right side of the foreground and the rolling valley on the left side further enhances the depth and perspective of the painting and superbly illustrates the traditions of the early 19th century British Art...