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Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin Scotland
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Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin Scotland

1940 - 1960
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Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin, Scotland. Signed bottom left. Labelled, verso.

Frame measures approx. 40.5cms x 36cms. Visible image measures approx. 23.5cms x 18cms.

Stanley Orchart studied at Leeds School of Art and was known for his portrayals of the English countryside in both oils and watercolour. His work was exhibited widely and he also painted commissions. Her Majesty the Queen Mother was a major patron of his work.

In very good, vintage condition.

This is one of several paintings of Scotland by Orchart we currently have listed on SellingAntiques.

Physical Dimensions
Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
40.5cm (15.94")
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Hough & Son has dated this Stanley Orchart Landscape Watercolour to the 1950s.

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Description
Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin, Scotland. Signed bottom left. Labelled, verso.

Frame measures approx. 40.5cms x 36cms. Visible image measures approx. 23.5cms x 18cms.

Stanley Orchart studied at Leeds School of Art and was known for his portrayals of the English countryside in both oils and watercolour.
Hough & Son

His work was exhibited widely and he also painted commissions. Her Majesty the Queen Mother was a major patron of his work.

In very good, vintage condition.

This is one of several paintings of Scotland by Orchart we currently have listed on SellingAntiques.

Height
36cm (14.17")
Width
40.5cm (15.94")
Date of Manufacture

Hough & Son has dated this Stanley Orchart Landscape Watercolour to the 1950s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1150738
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A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart.
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Archive I A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart.

Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin Scotland

Archive II A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart. View II
Archive III A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart. View III
Archive IV A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart. View IV
Archive V A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart. View V
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A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart.
Stanley Orchart, British (1920 - 2005) Watercolour Near Killin Scotland
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A framed watercolour landscape painting depicting rolling green hills and distant grey mountains near Killin, Scotland, signed by Stanley Orchart.
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Mid-to-late 20th-century British watercolour painting often emphasizes loose brushwork, subtle tonal layering, and naturalistic captures of regional topography, building upon centuries of traditional British landscape art.

Watercolour art utilises water-soluble pigments applied to heavy cotton rag or cellulose paper, framed behind glass with acid-free mount boards to protect the delicate paper substrate.

Authentic pieces typically feature the artists distinctive cursive signature, direct brushwork technique on heavy watercolour paper, and subjects predominantly focused on British and Scottish rural landscapes.

Framed landscape paintings can be hung individually above a mantelpiece or integrated into a gallery wall, complementing muted colour schemes and natural wood furnishings.

Display watercolour art away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent fading and foxing, ideally using UV-protective glass and acid-free archival mounting materials.
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