Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Edwardian Watercolour Landscape Painting to the 1930s.
Thereafter ,her main body of work was in painting garden scenes,primarily English but also abroad.She exhibited extensively in the Dowdeswell and Greatorex Galleries(some 22 solo exhibitions),illustrated several garden books ,including the Gardens of England (1908) and The Charm of Gardens(1910)and some of her works feature in the Royal Collection-Queen Mary was a fan.When the “Queen of the blazing border” died the Times wrote “As a painter of gardens in watercolour Beatrice Parsons was probably unrivalled.Her special gift was perhaps her crisp and articulate touch in an inlay of colour which clearly defined the individual flowers without forcing them out of their context in the mass” “ Blossoms and Bluebells in a Hertfordshire Wood”signed watercolour, inscribed verso ‘Blossom in a Hertfordshire Wood’ image size 34 x24.5cms,framed size 60x47 cms
Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Edwardian Watercolour Landscape Painting to the 1930s.
Previously I worked in london as a chartered surveyor and have been dealing in paintings for nearly thirty years.
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Beatrice Parsons Watercolour ‘ Blossom and Bluebells in a Hertfordshire Wood ‘
