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Original Victorian, Ca 1880'S Watercolour
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Original Victorian, Ca 1880'S Watercolour

19th century
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Original Victorian, ca 1880's Watercolour of Trawlers at Sea along the Southern British Coast.

Signed M Farquhar.

The artist is believed to Maria Farquhar (1825-1889), daughter of Sir Thomas Harvy, 2nd Baronet, Farquhar,

Maria Farquhar was a painter and writer, including the 1855 publication of "Biographical Catalogue of the Principal Italian Painters".

The watercolour is mounted and framed with the frame measuring ca 37 cm x 24 cm.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

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Original Victorian, ca 1880's Watercolour of Trawlers at Sea along the Southern British Coast.

Signed M Farquhar.

The artist is believed to Maria Farquhar (1825-1889), daughter of Sir Thomas Harvy, 2nd Baronet, Farquhar,.
Henley Street Antiques
fig 1. A horizontal nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting reddish-brown sailing vessels on calm blue water with a distant lighthouse, housed in a double mount and wooden frame.
fig 1. Original Victorian, Ca 1880'S Watercolour

Maria Farquhar was a painter and writer, including the 1855 publication of "Biographical Catalogue of the Principal Italian Painters".

The watercolour is mounted and framed with the frame measuring ca 37 cm x 24 cm.

Free delivery to the UK and Northern Ireland.

Please add an additional £ 15 for deliveries to the EU, USA and Canada.

For all other destinations please ask for a quote.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

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Archive I A horizontal nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting reddish-brown sailing vessels on calm blue water with a distant lighthouse, housed in a double mount and wooden frame.

Original Victorian, ca 1880's Watercolour

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A horizontal nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting reddish-brown sailing vessels on calm blue water with a distant lighthouse, housed in a double mount and wooden frame.
Original Victorian, ca 1880's Watercolour
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A horizontal nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting reddish-brown sailing vessels on calm blue water with a distant lighthouse, housed in a double mount and wooden frame.
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Victorian marine watercolour painting emerged during the nineteenth century, focusing on coastal landscapes, shipping trade, and naval scenes. Artists utilized delicate washes of transparent watercolour pigments on paper to capture changing atmospheric light, mist, and sea conditions with precision.

Artisans used natural gum arabic bound with finely ground mineral and botanical pigments applied onto heavy rag paper. These works were typically mounted with card and presented behind glass within moulded wooden or gilded frames.

Authentic nineteenth-century watercolours often exhibit natural age characteristics, such as light paper toning or foxing, hand-drawn wash line mounts, and period artist signatures. Examining the paper weave and original backing materials under close light helps confirm period construction.

A traditional maritime painting creates visual interest when positioned above a console table, sideboard, or integrated into a gallery wall. Pairing dark timber framing with neutral linen backgrounds highlights the subtle tones of the artwork.

Keep watercolours away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent fading and foxing. Frame the artwork using acid-free mounting board and UV-protective glass to shield delicate organic paper fibres and pigments.
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