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Late 1800'S, Early 1900'S Oil Painting, John Syer Junior
Henley Street Antiques
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Late 1800'S, Early 1900'S Oil Painting, John Syer Junior

1900 - 1920
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Original late 1800',s early 1900's , Oil Painting on Board depicting a River or Lake Scene, signed John Syer.

The artist is John Syer junior (1846 -1913), a well acclaimed artist with numerous exhibitions incl. the Royal Academy.

The painting is generally in good condition and framed in a Gilded Frame with Hessian Mount. The outer frame measures ca 58 cm x 48 cm.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Landscape Oil Painting to the 1900s.

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Original late 1800',s early 1900's , Oil Painting on Board depicting a River or Lake Scene, signed John Syer.

The artist is John Syer junior (1846 -1913), a well acclaimed artist with numerous exhibitions incl. the Royal Academy.

fig 1. A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame.
fig 1. Late 1800'S, Early 1900'S Oil Painting, John Syer Junior

The painting is generally in good condition and framed in a Gilded Frame with Hessian Mount. The outer frame measures ca 58 cm x 48 cm.

Free Delivery to the UK and Ireland.

For all destinations to the USA, Canada and the EU please add £ 25.

For all other destinations please ask for a quote.

Date of Manufacture

Henley Street Antiques has dated this Victorian Landscape Oil Painting to the 1900s.

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Archive I A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame.

Late 1800's, early 1900's Oil Painting, John Syer junior

Archive II A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame. View II
Archive III A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame. View III
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A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame.
Late 1800's, early 1900's Oil Painting, John Syer junior
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A framed Victorian landscape oil painting depicting a waterfall, a stone path, a cottage, and figures, enclosed within a gilt wood frame.
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Victorian landscape art emerged in nineteenth-century Britain, focusing on naturalism, rural life, and scenic countryside features. Artists depicted waterways, cottages, and woodland scenes with meticulous detail, capturing the changing atmosphere of rural life during the Industrial Revolution.

Artists painted with hand-mixed oil pigments applied onto stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were typically constructed from wood, decorated with cast gesso ornamentation, and finished with gold leaf gilding or bronzing powders.

Authentic pieces exhibit natural surface craquelure, subtle oxidisation on the canvas reverse, and artist signatures near the bottom edges. Frame construction typically features Victorian timber keys, hand-cut nails, and age-related wear to the gilding.

A framed traditional landscape functions as a focal point above a fireplace mantle or sideboard. Layering traditional artwork into modern or transitional spaces adds historic context and depth when contrasted against clean-lined contemporary furniture.

Display artwork away from direct sunlight, radiators, and high humidity areas to avoid warping or cracking. Dust the surface lightly with a dry, soft camel-hair brush, and consult a professional conservator for surface varnish restoration or deep cleaning.
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