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Frank Wood Marine Painting 1914
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Frank Wood Marine Painting 1914

1900 - 1920
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A well painted watercolour of a sailing ship with small boats and an inhabited Island. The painting is in good condition, signed and dated Frank Wood 1914.

Frank Wood born locally in 1862 in Berwick upon Tweed, a naval officer and ships artist in his early life. He became a professional artist in 1899, moved to Portsmouth in 1906 to focus on painting ships. In 1903 he sold a painting to Kind Edward V11, as well as Queen Alexandria purchased his work. He was one of the most popular marine artists of the early 20th century.

1862-1953.

Currently on free UK mainland delivery.

Physical Dimensions
Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
75cm (29.53")
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Millers Antiques has dated this Antique Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1920s.

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A well painted watercolour of a sailing ship with small boats and an inhabited Island. The painting is in good condition, signed and dated Frank Wood 1914.
Frank Wood born locally in 1862 in Berwick upon Tweed, a naval officer and ships artist in his early life.
Millers Antiques

He became a professional artist in 1899, moved to Portsmouth in 1906 to focus on painting ships. In 1903 he sold a painting to Kind Edward V11, as well as Queen Alexandria purchased his work. He was one of the most popular marine artists of the early 20th century.

1862-1953.

Currently on free UK mainland delivery.

Height
56cm (22.05")
Width
75cm (29.53")
Date of Manufacture

Millers Antiques has dated this Antique Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1113854
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Antiques since 1947.

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A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount.
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Archive I A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount.

Frank Wood Marine Painting 1914

Archive II A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View II
Archive III A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View III
Archive IV A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View IV
Archive V A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View V
Archive VI A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View VI
Archive VII A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View VII
Archive VIII A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount. View VIII
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A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount.
Frank Wood Marine Painting 1914
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A framed Edwardian marine watercolour painting depicting a multi-masted sailing vessel at anchor near a hilly coastline in a slender gilt frame with a double mount.
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Edwardian marine painting typically focuses on detailed depictions of naval vessels, merchant ships, and coastal waters, reflecting early twentieth-century maritime trade and naval interest.

Artists predominantly used watercolour and gouache pigments applied to heavy rag paper, presented within card mounts and protected by glass in wooden or gilded frames.

Authentic pieces usually feature hand-applied artist signatures and dates, delicate brushwork in the rigging details, natural toning of paper, and period mounting.

Hang the picture above a sideboard or console table in a study or hallway, pairing it with neutral tones, dark wood, or brass accents to complement the historic subject matter.

Display the painting away from direct sunlight and moisture, using UV-filtering glass and acid-free mounting materials to prevent paper discolouration and pigment fading.
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