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Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland Cattle and Sheep in the Glen"
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Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland Cattle and Sheep in the Glen"

1900 - 1920
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Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland cattle and Sheep in the Glen" A Cheshire painter of Highland cattle and sheep represented in the Harris museum Preston. Both oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1915. Fine original frames.

Dimensions unframed:

height 31" x width 24"

Dimensions framed 42" x 36"

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Physical Dimensions
Height
107cm (42.13")
Width
92cm (36.22")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
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Walton House Antiques has dated these Highland Landscape Oil Paintings to the 1910s.

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All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as accurately described as possible and are in excellent condition, unless otherwise stated. Please note that we are also able to arrange a full shipping service for our customers. We look forward to being of service.

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Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland cattle and Sheep in the Glen" A Cheshire painter of Highland cattle and sheep represented in the Harris museum Preston. Both oil on canvas. Signed and dated 1915. Fine original frames.
fig 1. A pair of Victorian gilt-framed oil paintings depicting Highland cattle and sheep in mountainous Scottish landscape glens.
fig 1. Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland Cattle and Sheep in the Glen"

Dimensions unframed:

height 31" x width 24"

Dimensions framed 42" x 36"

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All of the items that we advertise for sale have been as accurately described as possible and are in excellent condition, unless otherwise stated.
Walton House Antiques

Please note that we are also able to arrange a full shipping service for our customers. We look forward to being of service.

Height
107cm (42.13")
Width
92cm (36.22")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
Date of Manufacture

Walton House Antiques has dated these Highland Landscape Oil Paintings to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1113095
Dealers Internal Ref
NL937
Walton House Antiques
Walton House Antiques
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Specialists in 18th and early 19th century antique furniture 19th century oils and 19th french ormolu clocks

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Oil Painting Pair by Robert Watson "Highland Cattle and Sheep in the Glen"

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A pair of Victorian gilt-framed oil paintings depicting Highland cattle and sheep in mountainous Scottish landscape glens.
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19th-century Scottish landscape paintings frequently depict dramatic topography, natural light effects, and indigenous livestock such as Highland cattle and sheep. The movement emphasised romanticised depictions of the natural countryside, atmospheric weather conditions, and detailed naturalistic brushwork.

Paintings from this era were created using oil-based pigments applied to stretched linen or cotton canvas. Frames were typically constructed from carved timber coated with gesso and overlaid with thin gold leaf using water or oil gilding techniques.

Authentic period works show age-appropriate craquelure patterns across the varnish and paint layers, natural darkening or yellowing of oil varnish, and hand-stretched canvas secured with period nails or tacks to timber stretcher bars.

A pair of framed landscape paintings can be hung symmetrically above a sideboard, mantelpiece, or console table to establish visual balance. They contrast effectively against contemporary minimalist neutral walls or complement deep dark paint tones in traditional settings.

Oil paintings should be displayed away from direct sunlight, extreme humidity, and direct heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dusting should be executed lightly with a soft dry brush, and any cleaning or restoration should be conducted by a qualified conservator.
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