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Strickland & Russell has dated this Original British Watercolour Painting to the 1960s.
Artist: Harry Turner (British, 1918–1995)
Signed lower right.

Subject: A charming depiction of Wycoller Village, Lancashire — showing the famous medieval packhorse bridge crossing the beck, with cottages and trees under soft northern light. This tranquil scene captures Turner’s distinctive draughtsman’s precision and gentle tonal palette, typical of his Yorkshire and Lancashire works.

Approximate Age of Artwork: Circa 1960–1970
Is the Artwork Framed or Mounted: Framed as shown – ready to hang.
Condition Report: Excellent condition. Clean and bright colours, no foxing or fading. The mount and frame are in very good condition with only light age-related marks. Ready to display.

Artist Background: Harry Turner (1918–1995) was a British watercolourist known for his detailed studies of northern villages, mills, and bridges. Working throughout the mid-20th century, Turner captured the enduring character of post-war rural England, combining architectural precision with a soft painterly touch. His works remain sought-after for their nostalgic charm and regional authenticity.
Size inc frame: Approx. 53 x 44 cm (mount aperture approx. 38 x 28 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated this Original British Watercolour Painting to the 1960s.
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