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Pair of Antique Oil Paintings by Daniel Sherrin.
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Pair of Antique Oil Paintings by Daniel Sherrin.

19th century
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Pair of Antique Oil Paintings (Highland Cattle)by Daniel Sherrin.

Oil on Canvas in original frames

Signed.

Circa 1890

Frame,25.5ins x 35ins.

Canvas 20ins x 30ins

Highland Cattle on a Scottish Mountainous Landscape.

Daniel Sherrin was born in 1868 at Brentwood, Essex. He was the son of John Sherrin RI a well known still life and flower painter and the father of Reginald Daniel Sherrin, a painter of moorland and coastal scenes. Sherrin studied under his father and he painted in the style of Benjamin W Leader. The family moved to Ramsgate in Kent where he began to paint landscape views and coastal scenes. He mainly painted under contract to a gallery and worked under his own name as well as the pseudonyms 'L Richards' and ‘Horace Gallon’. Many of his works were used for book illustrations and he also produced designs for army recruitment posters during the First World War. He later moved to Whitstable where he died on 26th January 1940.

Physical Dimensions
Height
89cm (35.04")
Width
63.5cm (25.00")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

David Wolfenden Antiques has dated these Highland Cattle Oil Paintings to the 1880s.

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Description
Pair of Antique Oil Paintings (Highland Cattle)by Daniel Sherrin.

Oil on Canvas in original frames

Signed.

Circa 1890

Frame,25.5ins x 35ins.

Canvas 20ins x 30ins

Highland Cattle on a Scottish Mountainous Landscape.

Daniel Sherrin was born in 1868 at Brentwood, Essex.

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He was the son of John Sherrin RI a well known still life and flower painter and the father of Reginald Daniel Sherrin, a painter of moorland and coastal scenes.
David Wolfenden Antiques

Sherrin studied under his father and he painted in the style of Benjamin W Leader. The family moved to Ramsgate in Kent where he began to paint landscape views and coastal scenes. He mainly painted under contract to a gallery and worked under his own name as well as the pseudonyms 'L Richards' and ‘Horace Gallon’. Many of his works were used for book illustrations and he also produced designs for army recruitment posters during the First World War. He later moved to Whitstable where he died on 26th January 1940.

Height
89cm (35.04")
Width
63.5cm (25.00")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

David Wolfenden Antiques has dated these Highland Cattle Oil Paintings to the 1880s.

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19th-century British landscape painting emphasised natural scenery, pastoral life, and changing atmospheric conditions. Artists frequently depicted rural Britain, particularly the Scottish Highlands and English countryside, using oil paint to capture light, topographical features, and local livestock.

These works typically utilised oil-based pigments applied to stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were constructed from carved timber coated with gesso mouldings and finished with gold leaf gilding.

Authentic period paintings display natural craquelure consistent with age, period-appropriate stretcher bars, and signs of oxidation on the reverse of the canvas. Signatures should be examined under ultraviolet light to verify integration with the paint layer.

A pair of framed landscapes can be hung symmetrically above a sideboard, console table, or fireplace mantel to create balance. Combining classical artwork with contemporary furniture provides visual contrast in modern living spaces.

Display artwork away from direct sunlight, dampness, and heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dust frames lightly with a soft, dry feather duster, avoiding moisture or commercial polish on gilded surfaces.
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