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William Lucas Watercolour ‘ Picking Berries ‘
Graham Reed Fine Art
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William Lucas Watercolour ‘ Picking Berries ‘

19th century
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William Lucas 1840-1895.Watercolour painter of portraits and figure subjects,who exhibited from 1856-80,at the RA 1856-74,BI,SS,NWS(100 works),and elsewhere.Early in his career he showed great promise,was elected an associate of the ‘New’ Society in 1864,but resigned in 1882 when it moved to the Piccadilly Institute. ‘Picking Berries’, signed watercolour,dated 1874 ,image size 28.5x21cms,framed size 59x42cms;original period frame

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Height
59cm (23.23")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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William Lucas 1840-1895.
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Watercolour painter of portraits and figure subjects,who exhibited from 1856-80,at the RA 1856-74,BI,SS,NWS(100 works),and elsewhere.
Graham Reed Fine Art

Early in his career he showed great promise,was elected an associate of the ‘New’ Society in 1864,but resigned in 1882 when it moved to the Piccadilly Institute. ‘Picking Berries’, signed watercolour,dated 1874 ,image size 28.5x21cms,framed size 59x42cms;original period frame

Height
59cm (23.23")
Width
42cm (16.54")
Depth
3.5cm (1.38")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA1087920
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 nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting young figures gathering berries in an autumnal woodland setting alongside a small dog.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting young figures gathering berries in an autumnal woodland setting alongside a small dog.

WILLIAM LUCAS WATERCOLOUR ‘ PICKING BERRIES ‘

Archive II A nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting young figures gathering berries in an autumnal woodland setting alongside a small dog. View II
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A nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting young figures gathering berries in an autumnal woodland setting alongside a small dog.
WILLIAM LUCAS WATERCOLOUR ‘ PICKING BERRIES ‘
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A nineteenth-century Victorian watercolour painting depicting young figures gathering berries in an autumnal woodland setting alongside a small dog.
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Victorian watercolour paintings are defined by their naturalistic depictions of narrative, rural, and domestic scenes, which gained immense popularity in Britain during the nineteenth century. Artists employed fine layer washes and intricate brushwork to capture precise light effects and natural foliage details.

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Authentic period pieces usually feature period-correct paper watermarks, subtle age-related foxing, and artist signatures or dates rendered in contemporary ink or pencil. The frame backing and presence of historical framer labels also assist in verifications.

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