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Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902
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Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

19th century
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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.*

A beautifully painted landscape on the River Bure at Stokesby near Acle.

Houses line the river bank into the distance, with wherry boats and a man fishing from a small row boat lower left.

Signed lower left with title label verso. Presented within a glazed giltwood frame with cream mount.

Condition: Light fading as evident from the images and video provided. Good strong colours, fine attention to detail.

Other paintings by Charles Harmony Harrison available in our eBay store.

Size to include frame: H39.2cm L49.3cm

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

Charles Harmony Harrison was born in Great Yarmouth in 1842. He was the apprentice to sign writer Mr Platt. Whilst apprentice to Mr Platt, Charles gained knowledge on how to mix and apply paints, developing his knowledge on colour.

In his spare time, Charles studied art, gaining a deeper understanding through reading, visiting exhibitions and studying the Norwich School of Artists, notably works by Crome and Cotman.

In 1869 he joined the Yarmouth Artillery Volunteers and later the Rifle Volunteers. In 1870 he was gifted a box of watercolour paints and this was when he discovered he had an artistic talent.

His Norfolk landscapes and seascapes became increasing popular with locals and Charles when on to become a professional artist.

In 1877 Charles moved to London in the hope that in doing so, he would be able to gain valuable advice on selling his works. He moved back to Great Yarmouth within a year of leaving.

He concentrated on capturing Norfolk landscapes and in 1880 he met fellow artist Stephen John Batchelder. The pair often travelled and painted together, often conducting works on Batchelder’s small boat which allowed Charles to capture peaceful scenes showing the tree lined backwaters.

Physical Dimensions
Height
39.2cm (15.43")
Width
49.3cm (19.41")
Declaration

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

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SA1158361
Description
*Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £18.00 within the UK. Worldwide shipping available.*

A beautifully painted landscape on the River Bure at Stokesby near Acle.

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Houses line the river bank into the distance, with wherry boats and a man fishing from a small row boat lower left.
Roger Bradbury Antiques
fig 1. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 1. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

Signed lower left with title label verso. Presented within a glazed giltwood frame with cream mount.

Condition: Light fading as evident from the images and video provided. Good strong colours, fine attention to detail.

fig 2. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 2. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

Other paintings by Charles Harmony Harrison available in our eBay store.

Size to include frame: H39.2cm L49.3cm

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

fig 3. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 3. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

Charles Harmony Harrison was born in Great Yarmouth in 1842. He was the apprentice to sign writer Mr Platt. Whilst apprentice to Mr Platt, Charles gained knowledge on how to mix and apply paints, developing his knowledge on colour.

fig 4. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 4. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

In his spare time, Charles studied art, gaining a deeper understanding through reading, visiting exhibitions and studying the Norwich School of Artists, notably works by Crome and Cotman.

In 1869 he joined the Yarmouth Artillery Volunteers and later the Rifle Volunteers. In 1870 he was gifted a box of watercolour paints and this was when he discovered he had an artistic talent.

fig 5. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 5. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

His Norfolk landscapes and seascapes became increasing popular with locals and Charles when on to become a professional artist.

In 1877 Charles moved to London in the hope that in doing so, he would be able to gain valuable advice on selling his works. He moved back to Great Yarmouth within a year of leaving.

fig 6. A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
fig 6. Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

He concentrated on capturing Norfolk landscapes and in 1880 he met fellow artist Stephen John Batchelder. The pair often travelled and painted together, often conducting works on Batchelder’s small boat which allowed Charles to capture peaceful scenes showing the tree lined backwaters.

Height
39.2cm (15.43")
Width
49.3cm (19.41")
Date of Manufacture

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Painting to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1158361
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Archive I A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.

Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902

Archive II A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View II
Archive III A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View III
Archive IV A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View IV
Archive V A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View V
Archive VI A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View VI
Archive VII A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View VII
Archive VIII A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View VIII
Archive IX A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View IX
Archive X A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View X
Archive XI A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View XI
Archive XII A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View XII
Archive XIII A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky. View XIII
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A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
Victorian Norfolk Watercolour Stokesby by Charles Harmony Harrison 1842-1902
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A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a river scene in Norfolk with a fisherman in a boat, sailing vessels, a windmill, and village cottages under a cloudy pale blue sky.
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British watercolour landscapes from the 19th century are recognised for their atmospheric qualities, fine washes, and detailed depictions of rural topography and maritime scenes, often painted en plein air or based on field sketches.

Artists used water-soluble pigments composed of finely ground minerals and botanical extracts bound with gum arabic, applied directly to heavy cotton rag paper.

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