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Thomas Nicholson Tyndale Watercolour ‘ Selworthy, Somerset’
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Thomas Nicholson Tyndale Watercolour ‘ Selworthy, Somerset’

1900 - 1920
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Thomas Nicholson Tyndale 1860-1930.Born in Acton ,London Tyndale painted in watercolour rural cottage scenes in the style of Helen Allingham.He exhibitedat RSA,Birmingham,Dudley Gallery,Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts and the Walker Art Gallery,Liverpool ‘ Selworthy,Somerset’ signed watercolour; image size 20x31 cms; framed size 33.5x 44.5 cms.Original gilt frame; provenance: Dutton Manor,Lancashire

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Height
33.5cm (13.19")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Declaration

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this English Cottage Watercolour Painting to the 1910s.

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Thomas Nicholson Tyndale 1860-1930.
Born in Acton ,London Tyndale painted in watercolour rural cottage scenes in the style of Helen Allingham.
Graham Reed Fine Art

He exhibitedat RSA,Birmingham,Dudley Gallery,Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts and the Walker Art Gallery,Liverpool ‘ Selworthy,Somerset’ signed watercolour; image size 20x31 cms; framed size 33.5x 44.5 cms.Original gilt frame; provenance: Dutton Manor,Lancashire

Height
33.5cm (13.19")
Width
44.5cm (17.52")
Depth
1.5cm (0.59")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this English Cottage Watercolour Painting to the 1910s.

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SA1055297
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 watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills.
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Archive I A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills.

Thomas Nicholson Tyndale Watercolour ‘ Selworthy, Somerset’

Archive II A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills. View II
Archive III A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills. View III
Archive IV A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills. View IV
Archive V A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills. View V
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A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills.
THOMAS NICHOLSON TYNDALE WATERCOLOUR ‘ SELWORTHY, SOMERSET’
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A watercolour painting depicting a traditional thatched cottage in Selworthy, Somerset, framed by a dense flower garden and green hills.
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Turn-of-the-century British watercolour painting was defined by a focus on idyllic rural landscapes, rustic cottage architecture, and natural light. Artists used transparent washes built up in delicate layers to capture atmospheric effects and detailed foliage.

Artists used finely ground natural pigments suspended in water-soluble binders like gum arabic, applied onto high-grade cotton or linen rag paper. Frames typically featured acid-free mount boards and glass protection to preserve the paper from atmospheric exposure.

Authentic period watercolours often feature original artist signatures, consistent light-fast pigment aging, and evidence of historic paper stock such as natural toning or mild foxing. The brushwork typically reflects established period techniques rather than modern print reproductions.

Traditional watercolour landscapes pair well with neutral plaster walls, natural timber furniture, or grouped within a gallery wall alongside varied art mediums. Placing the painting above a console table or sideboard creates an elegant focal point in hall or living spaces.

Display watercolour paintings away from direct sunlight and harsh artificial lighting to prevent pigment fading. Frame the work using UV-protective glass and museum-grade acid-free mounts, keeping the environment at a stable temperature and humidity level.
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