Cheshire Antiques Consultant Ltd has dated this Victorian Landscape Oil Painting to the 19th Century.
Signed Victorian Lake District Oil Painting with Cattle and Figure
Atmospheric Borrowdale Landscape with Golden Light and the Cumberland Fells

HIGHLIGHTS
Original Victorian oil on canvas
Signed with the artists initials
Titled Borrowdale, Cumberland on a label verso
Circa 1880
Farmer and cattle within a pastoral landscape
Warm golden afternoon light

Golden ochres, rich greens, earthy browns and cooler mountain tones
Atmospheric and varied brushwork
Possible view towards Glaramara
G. Rowney and Co London stamp to reverse
Original ornate Victorian gilt frame

Private Southern UK collection
Previously sold through Parker Fine Art Auctions Ltd
Private museum exhibition history
Certificate of Sale and Dealer Attribution included
INTRODUCTION

A farmer and cattle follow a winding path through the foreground while woodland, water and the Cumberland fells recede into the distance.
The palette combines golden ochres and sunlit greens with olive and forest greens, earthy browns and russet tones. Cooler blue-grey and muted violet colours soften the distant mountains and create convincing atmospheric depth.

CATALOGUE NOTE
Hogleys brushwork changes across the composition. Shorter descriptive strokes define the foreground vegetation, cattle and figure. The handling becomes broader through the middle distance before developing into softer blended passages across the distant mountains.

Golden sunlight provides the principal visual focus, illuminating selected areas of the valley while deeper woodland and mountain shadows create contrast.
The substantial distant fell may possibly represent Glaramara or part of the Glaramara massif. This remains a considered topographical interpretation rather than a definitive identification.

THE ARTIST
Stephen Enoch Hogley was born at Almondbury near Huddersfield in 1842. He was apprenticed to Peace Sykes and studied drawing at the Holmfirth Mechanics Institution before further study at Huddersfield.

He specialised in landscapes in oils and watercolours and frequently painted lakes, hills, cattle and rural figures. Hogley was associated with the Yorkshire Union of Artists and became a council member in 1895.

G ROWNEY AND CO LONDON
The reverse bears a G. Rowney and Co London artists materials suppliers stamp associated with the canvas. This is a manufacturers or suppliers mark and not an ownership provenance.

PROVENANCE
Private Southern UK collection.
Previously sold through Parker Fine Art Auctions Ltd.
Privately loaned and exhibited with the Famous Lord Hill Museum.
Subsequently curated and presented by Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD.

DIMENSIONS
Canvas 35.5 cm high x 45.7 cm wide. 14 x 18 inches.
Framed 46.5 cm high x 56.5 cm wide x 3.5 cm deep.
CONDITION REPORT
Fair antique condition consistent with age. Light craquelure, foxing and age-related marks are present.

The original gilt frame remains structurally sound with minor scuffs, wear and areas of overpainting.
Please examine all photographs carefully as they form an integral part of the condition report.
WORLDWIDE SHIPPING

Worldwide shipping is available. The painting will be professionally packaged and fully insured for transit.
CERTIFICATE OF SALE AND DEALER ATTRIBUTION
The artwork will be supplied with a Certificate of Sale and Dealer Attribution issued by Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD recording the artwork catalogue details, attribution, provenance as stated and details of the sale.

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