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Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker Fl 1882-1922
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Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker Fl 1882-1922

19th century
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'Princethorpe, Warwick'

A charming scene captured during the late Victorian era that shows the village of Princethorpe in Warwickshire.

A mother stands with an infant in her arms, watching her young daughter herd a calf. There are ducks to the right of this scene, and a male figure on a horse drawn wagon who making his way out of the village towards the fields in the distance.

Presented within its original good quality swept gilt gesso glazed frame. Tiny losses to be expected. Artists name and location to mount.

Size to include frame: H40.9cm L52.7cm

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Height
40.9cm (16.10")
Width
52.7cm (20.75")
Declaration

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this English Country Village Watercolour to the 19th Century.

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SA1147945
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*Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £18.00 within the UK. Worldwide shipping available*

'Princethorpe, Warwick'

A charming scene captured during the late Victorian era that shows the village of Princethorpe in Warwickshire.
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fig 1. An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road.
fig 1. Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker Fl 1882-1922

A mother stands with an infant in her arms, watching her young daughter herd a calf. There are ducks to the right of this scene, and a male figure on a horse drawn wagon who making his way out of the village towards the fields in the distance.

fig 2. An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road.
fig 2. Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker Fl 1882-1922

Presented within its original good quality swept gilt gesso glazed frame. Tiny losses to be expected. Artists name and location to mount.

Size to include frame: H40.9cm L52.7cm

Worldwide shipping available. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact.

Height
40.9cm (16.10")
Width
52.7cm (20.75")
Date of Manufacture

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this English Country Village Watercolour to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1147945
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Archive I An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road.

Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker FL 1882-1922

Archive II An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road. View II
Archive III An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road. View III
Archive IV An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road. View IV
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Archive XI An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road. View XI
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An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road.
Watercolour Princethorpe Warwickshire Robert Hollands Walker FL 1882-1922
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An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural village scene in Warwickshire with thatched cottages, figures, ducks, and a horse-drawn cart on a dirt road.
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Victorian countryside watercolours typically feature idealized rural scenes, documenting villages, thatched cottages, agricultural life, and regional topography. Artists emphasised atmospheric lighting, naturalistic detail, and soft color palettes to capture a nostalgic depiction of British pastoral life during a period of rapid industrialisation.

Late 19th-century watercolours were executed using water-soluble pigments bound with gum arabic or honey, applied to heavy, rag-based cotton or linen paper. Artists utilised both transparent washes and opaque bodycolour (gouache) to achieve fine detail and varied tonal depth.

Authentic period watercolours usually display natural age-related toning or minor foxing to the paper substrate, alongside artist signatures or inscriptions in graphite or ink near the base. Examining the paper weight, watermarks, and historic framing hardware provides further physical evidence of late 19th or early 20th-century origin.

Traditional landscape watercolours can be incorporated into modern settings by pairing them with clean-lined contemporary frames or display mats. Mounting a series of period landscapes together creates an engaging gallery wall that bridges classic artwork with structured, contemporary room layouts.

Preserve watercolour art by framing it under UV-protective glazing with acid-free, conservation-grade matting to prevent mat burn and pigment degradation. Hang the artwork away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and areas of high humidity to avoid moisture damage or paper warping.
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