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Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

19th century
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FREDERICK RICHARD LEE R.A. ( 1798 – 1879 )

A beautiful large signed oil on canvas by the English landscape painter Frederick Richard Lee R.A. The work depicts an extensive landscape with a waterfall in the foreground and is signed lower right and on its original stretcher. The painting dates to around 1830 and has been relined around 1900.

Title: “The Waterfall”

Signature: Signed lower right

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 16 x 24 inches unframed

Condition: Relined c. 1900

Born 10 June 1798, in Barnstaple; died 4 June 1879, in the Cape Colony.

Painter, watercolourist, draughtsman. Hunting scenes, landscapes, landscapes with figures, seascapes.

Frederick Richard Lee started off in the services and fought one campaign in Holland. He then studied at the Royal Academy in London, where he exhibited from 1834. He also took part in exhibitions at the British Institution where he was awarded a prize of 50 pounds in 1829. He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1834 and an Academician in 1838. He stopped exhibiting after 1870 and spent the rest of his life travelling.

Museum and Gallery Holdings

Cape Town: River Teign, Devon; In Devonshire; A Guard; sketch

Glasgow: Seascape

Liverpool: Evening in the Meadows

London (Tate Collection): Sea Coast, Sunrise (1834, oil on canvas, exhibited in 1834); Lake in a Park (oil/wood)

London (Victoria and Albert Mus.): Near Redleaf; Harvesting Kelp; View of Windsor; Wooded Valley, Animals; two watercolours

Melbourne: Ben Lawers; River, Mill and Farm

Nottingham (Castle Mus. & AG): Market Barrow and Stream

Sheffield: Landscape with People; Handcart Passing a River

Auction Records

London, 1890: Wooded Landscape, FRF 10,500

London, 1897: Meadows near Canterbury, FRF 13,650

Paris, 16-18 May 1907: Landscape, FRF 2,300

London, 3 April 1909: Riverbanks, GBP 14; Cattle at the Drinking Trough, GBP 35

London, 17 June 1910: Salmon Fishing (1836) GBP 63

New York, 16 and 17 Feb 1911: Landscape, USD 160

London, 13 March 1925: Where the Trout Lie, GBP 48

London, 29 Jan 1926: In the Shade, GBP 147

London, 7 Feb 1947: Salmon Fishing, GBP 57

London, 17 Oct 1950: Ferryboat, GBP 231

London, 2 Dec 1959: Waiting for the Train, GBP 600

London, 11 July 1969: Sussex Landscape, Gns 420

London, 5 March 1971: Wooded River Landscape, Gns 980

London, 13 Dec 1972: Wooded River Landscape, GBP 5,000

London, 5 Oct 1973: Corn Field, Gns 4,800

Copenhagen, 30 April 1974: Summer Landscape, DKK 13,000

London, 16 Nov 1976: Ferry Crossing (1868, oil on canvas, 29½ × 49½ ins/75 × 126 cm) GBP 4,200

London, 8 March 1977: Plymouth Breakwater (1862, oil on canvas, 28 × 36 ins/71 × 91.5 cm) GBP 2,600

London, 19 May 1978: Loch Dochart, Perthshire (oil on card, 18 × 24 ins/45.7 × 61 cm) GBP 1,200

London, 2 Feb 1979: Waiting for the Ferry (1838, oil on canvas, 49¼ × 76¼ ins/125.2 × 193.8 cm) GBP 16,000

London, 5 June 1981: Distant View of Dunbar Castle (1835, oil on canvas, 28¼ × 36½ ins/71.7 × 92.7 cm) GBP 10,000

London, 13 June 1984: Devonshire Scenery (1842, oil on canvas, 46 × 60 ins/117 × 152.5 cm) GBP 13,000

London, 11 June 1985: Preparing the Plough Team (1834, oil on canvas, 24¾ × 30 ins/63 × 76 cm) GBP 4,400

London, 16 May 1986: Peasants at the Well (1866, oil on canvas, 24 × 29 ins/61 × 73.5 cm) GBP 5,500

London, 24 April 1987: Young Fisherman with a Line in a Landscape (1823, oil on canvas, 25 × 30 ins/63.8 × 76.2 cm) GBP 16,000

London, 29 Jan 1988: View of Edge Hill in Warwickshire (1832, oil on card, 14¾ × 20 ins/37.5 × 51 cm, ½ ins/1 cm) GBP 3,850

London, 18 Nov 1988: Coastal Landscape with a Young Fisherman and some Domestic Animals (1834, oil on canvas, 30¼ × 3

Physical Dimensions
Height
40.6cm (15.98")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Declaration

Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Victorian Landscape Oil Painting to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1079457
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Description
FREDERICK RICHARD LEE R.A. ( 1798 – 1879 )

A beautiful large signed oil on canvas by the English landscape painter Frederick Richard Lee R.A.

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The work depicts an extensive landscape with a waterfall in the foreground and is signed lower right and on its original stretcher.
Country Homes Antiques Stirling

The painting dates to around 1830 and has been relined around 1900.

fig 1. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 1. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

Title: “The Waterfall”

Signature: Signed lower right

Medium: Oil on canvas

Size: 16 x 24 inches unframed

Condition: Relined c. 1900

Born 10 June 1798, in Barnstaple; died 4 June 1879, in the Cape Colony.

fig 2. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 2. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

Painter, watercolourist, draughtsman. Hunting scenes, landscapes, landscapes with figures, seascapes.

Frederick Richard Lee started off in the services and fought one campaign in Holland. He then studied at the Royal Academy in London, where he exhibited from 1834. He also took part in exhibitions at the British Institution where he was awarded a prize of 50 pounds in 1829. He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1834 and an Academician in 1838. He stopped exhibiting after 1870 and spent the rest of his life travelling.

fig 3. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 3. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

Museum and Gallery Holdings

Cape Town: River Teign, Devon; In Devonshire; A Guard; sketch

Glasgow: Seascape

Liverpool: Evening in the Meadows

London (Tate Collection): Sea Coast, Sunrise (1834, oil on canvas, exhibited in 1834); Lake in a Park (oil/wood)

fig 4. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 4. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

London (Victoria and Albert Mus.): Near Redleaf; Harvesting Kelp; View of Windsor; Wooded Valley, Animals; two watercolours

Melbourne: Ben Lawers; River, Mill and Farm

Nottingham (Castle Mus. & AG): Market Barrow and Stream

fig 5. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 5. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

Sheffield: Landscape with People; Handcart Passing a River

Auction Records

London, 1890: Wooded Landscape, FRF 10,500

London, 1897: Meadows near Canterbury, FRF 13,650

Paris, 16-18 May 1907: Landscape, FRF 2,300

fig 6. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 6. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

London, 3 April 1909: Riverbanks, GBP 14; Cattle at the Drinking Trough, GBP 35

London, 17 June 1910: Salmon Fishing (1836) GBP 63

New York, 16 and 17 Feb 1911: Landscape, USD 160

London, 13 March 1925: Where the Trout Lie, GBP 48

fig 7. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 7. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

London, 29 Jan 1926: In the Shade, GBP 147

London, 7 Feb 1947: Salmon Fishing, GBP 57

London, 17 Oct 1950: Ferryboat, GBP 231

London, 2 Dec 1959: Waiting for the Train, GBP 600

London, 11 July 1969: Sussex Landscape, Gns 420

fig 8. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 8. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

London, 5 March 1971: Wooded River Landscape, Gns 980

London, 13 Dec 1972: Wooded River Landscape, GBP 5,000

London, 5 Oct 1973: Corn Field, Gns 4,800

Copenhagen, 30 April 1974: Summer Landscape, DKK 13,000

fig 9. A 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky.
fig 9. Frederick Richard Lee. Ra. Oil Painting

London, 16 Nov 1976: Ferry Crossing (1868, oil on canvas, 29½ × 49½ ins/75 × 126 cm) GBP 4,200

London, 8 March 1977: Plymouth Breakwater (1862, oil on canvas, 28 × 36 ins/71 × 91.5 cm) GBP 2,600

London, 19 May 1978: Loch Dochart, Perthshire (oil on card, 18 × 24 ins/45.7 × 61 cm) GBP 1,200

London, 2 Feb 1979: Waiting for the Ferry (1838, oil on canvas, 49¼ × 76¼ ins/125.2 × 193.8 cm) GBP 16,000

London, 5 June 1981: Distant View of Dunbar Castle (1835, oil on canvas, 28¼ × 36½ ins/71.7 × 92.7 cm) GBP 10,000

London, 13 June 1984: Devonshire Scenery (1842, oil on canvas, 46 × 60 ins/117 × 152.5 cm) GBP 13,000

London, 11 June 1985: Preparing the Plough Team (1834, oil on canvas, 24¾ × 30 ins/63 × 76 cm) GBP 4,400

London, 16 May 1986: Peasants at the Well (1866, oil on canvas, 24 × 29 ins/61 × 73.5 cm) GBP 5,500

London, 24 April 1987: Young Fisherman with a Line in a Landscape (1823, oil on canvas, 25 × 30 ins/63.8 × 76.2 cm) GBP 16,000

London, 29 Jan 1988: View of Edge Hill in Warwickshire (1832, oil on card, 14¾ × 20 ins/37.5 × 51 cm, ½ ins/1 cm) GBP 3,850

London, 18 Nov 1988: Coastal Landscape with a Young Fisherman and some Domestic Animals (1834, oil on canvas, 30¼ × 3

Height
40.6cm (15.98")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Date of Manufacture

Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this Victorian Landscape Oil Painting to the Victorian era.

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  • ObjectOil Paintings
  • Period19th century
  • Style19th Century British
  • MaterialOil on Canvas
  • ColourEarthy Green
  • MotifsRocky stream, Moorland hills, Cascading waterfall, Atmospheric sky
  • SizeH 40.6 cm (16 in) x W 61 cm (24 in)

This 19th-century oil painting on canvas by Frederick Richard Lee RA depicts an extensive landscape featuring a rocky mountain stream cascading through green moorland under a pale blue sky. The work dates to around 1830, is signed lower right and on its original stretcher, and has been relined around 1900. Palette elements include earthy green tones across the grassy terrain, brown and grey hues in the foreground rocks, and pale blue with white in the atmospheric sky above the rolling distant hills. Measuring 40.6 cm high and 61 cm wide, the rectangular artwork presents a detailed view of British topography characteristic of the Victorian period. Suitable for traditional interior settings, this piece works well displayed above a living room mantelpiece or within a study to complement classic English country house decor. Hang the unframed canvas securely on a wall using appropriate picture hooks designed for standard canvas weights, ensuring placement away from direct sunlight to preserve the oil pigments. The landscape orientation makes it an ideal focal point over a fireplace, bookcase, or sideboard in a reception room.

Nineteenth-century British landscape painting is defined by naturalism, detailed topographical observation, and Romantic movement influences. Artists often depicted rural valleys, rivers, and moorlands using layered oil glazes to capture subtle light shifts and atmospheric weather conditions.

Paintings from this era were primarily executed using ground oil pigments mixed with linseed or poppy seed oil, applied onto stretched linen canvas, wood panels, or millboard. Supports were prepared with a gesso ground to prevent oil absorption into the fibers.

Authenticity is assessed through artist signatures, period-appropriate craquelure patterns, stretcher construction, and provenance documentation. Scientific analysis of pigment chemistry and canvas weave structure further confirms chronological accuracy.

An antique landscape oil painting can be styled as a focal point above a simple modern credenza or integrated into an eclectic gallery wall. Contrast the aged tones of the artwork against neutral, contemporary paint shades for balanced visual impact.

Preserve oil paintings by hanging them away from direct sunlight, open fires, and areas of high humidity. Dust the surface very gently with a soft dry brush and consult a professional conservator for cleaning or varnish removal.
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