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Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon
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Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon

1900 - 1920
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Claude Cardon

British, (1864-1937)

Feeding Time in the Orchard

Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1918

Image size: 19.25 inches x 29.25 inches

Size including frame: 27.5 inches x 37.5 inches

Provenance: Fine Art of Oakham Ltd

A lovely oil painting of a woman feeding calves and chickens in an orchard by Claude Cardon. A woman can be seen setting a metal feeding pail down between two calves in the shade of an apple blossom tree. As the cows wait for the food, several hens and a cockerel also gather round. To the left, a hen with chicks watches on from the safety of a small chicken coop.

Claude Lorraine Clark known as Claude Cardon was born in 1864 to Samuel James Clark and his wife Maria Thornton. He was born into the Clark family of artists; his father, known as Samuel Joseph Clark (1841-1928), was a landscape and animal painter and his grandfather James Clark (1812-1884), was a well-known animal painter. The family lived in Islington and Claude was taught to paint by his father. Like other members of his family, he painted animals, specialising in rural farm scenes often depicting calves, chickens, pigs and sheep.

In 1888, he married Lottie Maud Whetstone and together they lived in Islington. By 1892, he had started using the pseudonym of Claude Cardon and began exhibiting at the Royal Academy under this name. He also exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists, the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool and the Manchester City Art Gallery.

He moved to Camden in 1895 where he worked out of a studio until around 1911 when he decided to settle in Whitstable, Kent. He spent his final years in Kent where he died on 20 January 1937 at no. 79 Canterbury Road, Whitstable. Examples of his work can be found at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery.

Presentation: The painting is housed in a new, English made gilt frame which is in excellent condition. The reverse bears a label for Fine Art of Oakham, an art dealership that operated out of 2A High Street, Oakham, Leicestershire during the early to late 1990’s.

Condition: As with all of our original antique oil paintings, this work is offered in ready to hang gallery condition, having been professionally cleaned, restored and revarnished.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
70cm (27.56")
Width
95.5cm (37.60")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Benton Fine Art has dated this Antique Pastoral Oil Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1124366
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Description
Claude Cardon

British, (1864-1937)

Feeding Time in the Orchard

Oil on canvas, signed & dated 1918

Image size: 19.25 inches x 29.25 inches

Size including frame: 27.5 inches x 37.5 inches

Provenance: Fine Art of Oakham Ltd

A lovely oil painting of a woman feeding calves and chickens in an orchard by Claude Cardon.

A woman can be seen setting a metal feeding pail down between two calves in the shade of an apple blossom tree.
Benton Fine Art

As the cows wait for the food, several hens and a cockerel also gather round. To the left, a hen with chicks watches on from the safety of a small chicken coop.

fig 1. An oil painting depicting a woman feeding calves and poultry beneath a blossoming tree, enclosed within a detailed gilt frame.
fig 1. Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon

Claude Lorraine Clark known as Claude Cardon was born in 1864 to Samuel James Clark and his wife Maria Thornton. He was born into the Clark family of artists; his father, known as Samuel Joseph Clark (1841-1928), was a landscape and animal painter and his grandfather James Clark (1812-1884), was a well-known animal painter. The family lived in Islington and Claude was taught to paint by his father. Like other members of his family, he painted animals, specialising in rural farm scenes often depicting calves, chickens, pigs and sheep.

fig 2. An oil painting depicting a woman feeding calves and poultry beneath a blossoming tree, enclosed within a detailed gilt frame.
fig 2. Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon

In 1888, he married Lottie Maud Whetstone and together they lived in Islington. By 1892, he had started using the pseudonym of Claude Cardon and began exhibiting at the Royal Academy under this name. He also exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists, the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool and the Manchester City Art Gallery.

fig 3. An oil painting depicting a woman feeding calves and poultry beneath a blossoming tree, enclosed within a detailed gilt frame.
fig 3. Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon

He moved to Camden in 1895 where he worked out of a studio until around 1911 when he decided to settle in Whitstable, Kent. He spent his final years in Kent where he died on 20 January 1937 at no. 79 Canterbury Road, Whitstable. Examples of his work can be found at Nuneaton Museum & Art Gallery.

fig 4. An oil painting depicting a woman feeding calves and poultry beneath a blossoming tree, enclosed within a detailed gilt frame.
fig 4. Animal Oil Painting of a Woman Feeding Calves & Chickens Claude Cardon

Presentation: The painting is housed in a new, English made gilt frame which is in excellent condition. The reverse bears a label for Fine Art of Oakham, an art dealership that operated out of 2A High Street, Oakham, Leicestershire during the early to late 1990’s.

Condition: As with all of our original antique oil paintings, this work is offered in ready to hang gallery condition, having been professionally cleaned, restored and revarnished.

© Benton Fine Art

Height
70cm (27.56")
Width
95.5cm (37.60")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Benton Fine Art has dated this Antique Pastoral Oil Painting to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1124366
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Late Victorian and Edwardian pastoral genre paintings focus on rural agricultural life, depicting farmyard scenes, livestock, and domestic outdoor labour with an emphasis on natural light and naturalistic detail.

Paintings from this era were typically executed using oil pigments ground with linseed oil on woven cotton or linen canvas, housed within moulded timber frames decorated with plaster composition details and gold leaf finishing.

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