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Robert Anderson Watercolour ‘ Séville from the River Guadalquivir ‘
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Robert Anderson Watercolour ‘ Séville from the River Guadalquivir ‘

19th century
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Robert Anderson ARSA RSW 1842-1885.Edinburgh born artist who specialised in the depiction of of churches and large,often powerful watercolours of fishing vessels and fisherman.He exhibited works at the R.A.,RSA and RSW,NWS and GI.This fine large watercolour of exhibition quality has a couple of foxing marks to the sky together with an abrasion but shows good depth of colour and bears the remnant of an old label verso. ‘ Séville from the River Guadalquivir ‘ signed watercolour dated 1882,inscribed Séville ;image size 65x99cms,framed size 74x106 cms

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Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Maritime Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

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SA1043642
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Robert Anderson ARSA RSW 1842-1885.
Edinburgh born artist who specialised in the depiction of of churches and large,often powerful watercolours of fishing vessels and fisherman.
Graham Reed Fine Art

He exhibited works at the R.A.,RSA and RSW,NWS and GI.This fine large watercolour of exhibition quality has a couple of foxing marks to the sky together with an abrasion but shows good depth of colour and bears the remnant of an old label verso. ‘ Séville from the River Guadalquivir ‘ signed watercolour dated 1882,inscribed Séville ;image size 65x99cms,framed size 74x106 cms

Height
74cm (29.13")
Width
106cm (41.73")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Maritime Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1043642
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 nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting wooden sailing boats moored along a sandy riverbank in Seville with figures gathered near the water.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting wooden sailing boats moored along a sandy riverbank in Seville with figures gathered near the water.

Robert Anderson Watercolour ‘ Séville from the River Guadalquivir ‘

Archive II A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting wooden sailing boats moored along a sandy riverbank in Seville with figures gathered near the water. View II
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A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting wooden sailing boats moored along a sandy riverbank in Seville with figures gathered near the water.
ROBERT ANDERSON WATERCOLOUR ‘ SÉVILLE FROM THE RIVER GUADALQUIVIR ‘
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A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting wooden sailing boats moored along a sandy riverbank in Seville with figures gathered near the water.
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Victorian maritime watercolour painting refers to 19th-century artwork produced using water-soluble pigments on paper, focusing on shipping vessels, harbours, coastal landscapes, and river scenes. British artists frequently travelled throughout Europe to record topographical and maritime views for art patrons.

Artists employed natural pigment pastes ground with gum arabic on woven cotton rag paper or parchment. Works were typically mounted under glass with wooden frames to shield the delicate paper fibres and water-soluble media from environmental exposure.

Authenticity is verified by evaluating artist signatures, date inscriptions, paper watermarks, and light foxing or natural discolouration consistent with age. Examination under UV light can also reveal restored areas, original brushwork, or latent signatures.

Frame-mounted watercolours integrate into period-styled studies, corridors, or formal living rooms, positioned above consoles or sideboards. Combining traditional framed works with contemporary lighting or clean-lined furniture creates a refined juxtaposed layout.

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