19th Century Watercolour Landscape 19th Century

Name: Thomas Lound 1801-1861 Watercolour: Figures on a Bridge
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1144171
Price: 475 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectPaintings
Period19th century
StyleNorwich School
MaterialWatercolour pigments, Paper
ColourMuted Blue and Ochre
MotifsStone arch bridge, Mountainous horizon, Bare tree, Figures in landscape
SizeH 19 cm (7 in) x W 30 cm (12 in) x D 1 cm (0 in)

This nineteenth-century painting is an original Norwich School artwork by Thomas Lound, created with watercolour pigments on paper. The composition presents a muted blue and ochre palette depicting a stone arch bridge, a mountainous horizon, a tall bare tree on the left, and figures gathered in the landscape. The painted scene shows visible watercolour washes, hand-drawn pencil outlines, and subtle tonal variations across the hilly terrain and cloudy sky. The physical piece measures 19 cm high, 30 cm wide, and 1 cm deep. Such a traditional English Country House work suits placement above a sideboard in a living room, hallway, or study. It brings historical landscape character to interior settings and hangs securely on a wall using standard picture-framing hardware.

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19th-century British watercolour landscapes often feature atmospheric views of natural scenery, ruined structures, or rural bridge crossings, pioneered by artists from regional movements such as the Norwich School.

Artists used water-soluble pigments ground with gum arabic binders, applied onto handmade rag paper or woven paper using soft hair brushes.

Authentic pieces exhibit characteristic natural age toning, foxing or paper mellowing, artist signatures or inscriptions, and period-appropriate pigment application under magnification.

Position the framed artwork on a neutral gallery wall or hang it above a dark wood sideboard to complement contemporary or classic interior schemes.

Keep watercolours framed behind UV-protective glass, mounted with acid-free board, and positioned away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and extreme temperature fluctuations.

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Thomas Lound 1801-1861 Watercolour: Figures on a Bridge

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