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Elizabeth T. Sutcliffe "Still Life" Oil Painting
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Elizabeth T. Sutcliffe "Still Life" Oil Painting

1900 - 1920
Description

Elizabeth Trevor (1844-1954) was born in Ellesmere, Shropshire near Shrewsbury, the daughter of John and Ann Trevor, Innkeepers and toll contractor (gatekeeper).  In the 1881 British Census she is described as an unmarried Landscape Artist, the sister of Edward Tevor who was two years younger and also a Landscape Artist.  Edward had exhibited a Newlyn picture in 1884, demonstrating his presence in Cornwall sometime around that date. (He died the following year on the Isle of Capri, Italy).

She married fellow artist Lester Sutcliffe in 1891 in Wales, who was mentioned by Forbes in a letter as being in Newlyn in 1887. They both painted and exhibited in the Cornwall and Yorkshire areas.

The painting measures 9"x 12" and is framed giving an overall size of 15"x 18".

Free delivery mainland UK, please call Paul 07885 108190 for further information.

Physical Dimensions
Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
45cm (17.72")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Declaration

McTague of Harrogate has dated this Antique Floral Oil Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1086516
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Elizabeth Trevor (1844-1954) was born in Ellesmere, Shropshire near Shrewsbury, the daughter of John and Ann Trevor, Innkeepers and toll contractor (gatekeeper).
  In the 1881 British Census she is described as an unmarried Landscape Artist, the sister of Edward Tevor who was two years younger and also a Landscape Artist.
McTague of Harrogate

  Edward had exhibited a Newlyn picture in 1884, demonstrating his presence in Cornwall sometime around that date. (He died the following year on the Isle of Capri, Italy).

fig 1. An antique oil painting depicting vibrant magenta flowers arranged in a green ceramic jar against a dark background, signed E. T. Sutcliffe.
fig 1. Elizabeth T. Sutcliffe "Still Life" Oil Painting

She married fellow artist Lester Sutcliffe in 1891 in Wales, who was mentioned by Forbes in a letter as being in Newlyn in 1887. They both painted and exhibited in the Cornwall and Yorkshire areas.

The painting measures 9"x 12" and is framed giving an overall size of 15"x 18".

Free delivery mainland UK, please call Paul 07885 108190 for further information.

Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
45cm (17.72")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

McTague of Harrogate has dated this Antique Floral Oil Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1086516
McTague of Harrogate
McTague of Harrogate
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Mctague of harrogate are yorkshire based dealers in old pictures. Please see website mctague.co.uk

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An antique oil painting depicting vibrant magenta flowers arranged in a green ceramic jar against a dark background, signed E. T. Sutcliffe.
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Archive I An antique oil painting depicting vibrant magenta flowers arranged in a green ceramic jar against a dark background, signed E. T. Sutcliffe.

Elizabeth T. Sutcliffe "Still Life" Oil Painting

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An antique oil painting depicting vibrant magenta flowers arranged in a green ceramic jar against a dark background, signed E. T. Sutcliffe.
Elizabeth T. Sutcliffe "Still Life" oil painting
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An antique oil painting depicting vibrant magenta flowers arranged in a green ceramic jar against a dark background, signed E. T. Sutcliffe.
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Floral still life paintings from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries often featured rich impasto brushwork, naturalistic colour palettes, and domestic arrangements of garden flowers set within ceramic or earthenware vessels.

Artists of this era typically used oil-based pigments applied to stretched linen canvas or wooden artist boards, frequently sealed with natural resin varnishes.

Authentic pieces usually display age-appropriate craquelure across the paint surface, darkening of the canvas or board on the reverse, and artist signatures executed directly within the paint layer.

Position the artwork as a focal point above a console table or fireplace, pairing its tones with neutral plaster walls or heritage paint shades for visual contrast.

Dust the surface gently using a soft, dry camel-hair brush, avoiding water or chemical liquid cleaners, and display the painting away from direct sunlight or humidity fluctuations.
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