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Charles Branwhite Watercolour ‘ on the East Lyn,lynmouth,devon’
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Charles Branwhite Watercolour ‘ on the East Lyn,lynmouth,devon’

19th century
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Charles Branwhite 1817-1880.Watercolourist and landscape painter who lived in Bristol.Style shows the influence of his teacher William Muller 1812-1845.Subjects were mainly views of Scotland,Wales,the West Country and on the Thames.Exhib. mainly at the OWS (265 works); also at RA,1845-56,and at the BI. ‘ On the East Lyn,Lynmouth,Devon’ signed watercolour,image size 44x60 cms,framed size 66x82 cms.provenance: Exhibited 11/7/1893.Frost and Reed.Inscribed verso.

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Height
66cm (25.98")
Width
82cm (32.28")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Landscape Painting to the Victorian era.

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Charles Branwhite 1817-1880.Watercolourist and landscape painter who lived in Bristol.Style shows the influence of his teacher William Muller 1812-1845.Subjects were mainly views of Scotland,Wales,the West Country and on the Thames.Exhib. mainly at the OWS (265 works); also at RA,1845-56,and at the BI. ‘ On the East Lyn,Lynmouth,Devon’ signed watercolour,image size 44x60 cms,framed size 66x82 cms.provenance: Exhibited 11/7/1893.Frost and Reed.Inscribed verso.
Height
66cm (25.98")
Width
82cm (32.28")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Landscape Painting to the Victorian era.

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Graham Reed Fine Art
Graham Reed Fine Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2017

Previously I worked in london as a chartered surveyor and have been dealing in paintings for nearly thirty years.

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A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water.
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Archive I A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water.

CHARLES BRANWHITE WATERCOLOUR ‘ ON THE EAST LYN,LYNMOUTH,DEVON’

Archive II A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water. View II
Archive III A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water. View IV
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A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water.
CHARLES BRANWHITE WATERCOLOUR ‘ ON THE EAST LYN,LYNMOUTH,DEVON’
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A 19th-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting a wooded river gorge in Devon with rocks, foliage, and figures near the water.
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Victorian landscape watercolours are defined by a strong emphasis on naturalism, detailed botanical study, and romanticised depictions of British rural scenery. Artists frequently rendered topographical views featuring rivers, woodland gorges, and dramatic countryside light using layered washes.

Paintings from this era were created on handmade cotton rag paper using water-soluble pigments bound with gum arabic. Fine sable or squirrel hair brushes allowed for intricate detail, while paper preparation techniques ensured pigment absorption and durability.

Authenticity is evaluated through physical indicators such as paper age, natural pigment oxidisation, and characteristic foxing or light tone shifts. Artist signatures, exhibition labels on backing boards, and period-appropriate framing techniques also provide crucial verification.

Victorian landscape paintings integrate well into gallery walls or as focal points above traditional sideboards and mantels. Pairing dark wooden frames with muted wall paint colours creates visual depth while bridging historic fine art with contemporary decor.

Watercolours require framing under UV-filtering glass and mounting with acid-free matting to prevent discolouration. To preserve paper integrity, hang artworks away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high-humidity environments.
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