A fine watercolour landscape scene depicting a very pleasing view through autumnal trees to cottages by a lane. The work has a beautiful feel of Autumn about it with the leaves turning brown on the trees and a blue/grey sky. The watercolour is mounted behind an off-white slip of large size that really helps to draw the eye into the work. The gilt frame is modern as is the mount and both are in very good condition. The watercolour is in very good untouched condition with the colours bright and fresh. The piece is signed in full to the lower left ‘M.S.Hagarty’. Miss Mary. S. Hagarty is a well recorded artist and also the sister of a similar artist of note; Parker Hagarty. Mary was a confirmed watercolourist and most of her work is landscape. She exhibited from 1882-1938 including often at the Royal Academy where views listed are: the Wye and Severn Valleys and the East Anglian Coast. Her exhibitor address has her living in Liverpool in 1882 but by 1896 she was in London. She was elected...