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Joseph Kirkpatrick Watercolour ‘The Tweed at Abbotsford ‘
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Joseph Kirkpatrick Watercolour ‘The Tweed at Abbotsford ‘

1900 - 1920
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Joseph Kirkpatrick 1872-1936.Landscape painter,watercolourist and engraver.He was born in Liverpool where he studied at the School of Art under John Finnie.He also studied at the Academie Julian in Paris under Bouguereau and Gabriel Ferrier.He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1898 and 1932,at the Walker Art Gallery ,Liverpool and elsewhere.He lived in London for a number of years before he moved to Arundel in Sussex in 1916. ‘ The Tweed at Abbotsford’ signed watercolour,dated 1897;image size 17x22 cms,framed size 34x49 cms.Original gilt frame and mount.

Physical Dimensions
Height
34cm (13.39")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Victorian Landscape Watercolour to the 1900s.

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SA1071911
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Joseph Kirkpatrick 1872-1936.Landscape painter,watercolourist and engraver.He was born in Liverpool where he studied at the School of Art under John Finnie.He also studied at the Academie Julian in Paris under Bouguereau and Gabriel Ferrier.
He exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1898 and 1932,at the Walker Art Gallery ,Liverpool and elsewhere.
Graham Reed Fine Art

He lived in London for a number of years before he moved to Arundel in Sussex in 1916. ‘ The Tweed at Abbotsford’ signed watercolour,dated 1897;image size 17x22 cms,framed size 34x49 cms.Original gilt frame and mount.

Height
34cm (13.39")
Width
40cm (15.75")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Victorian Landscape Watercolour to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1071911
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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Late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a figure by a rustic wooden fence overlooking grazing sheep and the River Tweed.
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Archive I Late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a figure by a rustic wooden fence overlooking grazing sheep and the River Tweed.

Joseph Kirkpatrick Watercolour ‘The Tweed at Abbotsford ‘

Archive II Late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a figure by a rustic wooden fence overlooking grazing sheep and the River Tweed. View II
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Late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a figure by a rustic wooden fence overlooking grazing sheep and the River Tweed.
JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK WATERCOLOUR ‘THE TWEED AT ABBOTSFORD ‘
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Late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a figure by a rustic wooden fence overlooking grazing sheep and the River Tweed.
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