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Attributed To Sir Matthew Smith Signed Ms Dahlias In Bowl 1934 Original Still Life Study British Oil Painting On Canvas
£4,750 $6,410 €5,546
Type of Artwork: Dahlias in a Bowl — richly painted blooms in yellow and orange, with vigorous impasto and warm, earthy tonalities typical of British Post-Impressionism.
Surface: Original 1930s stretched canvas on pine stretcher.
Artist and Signature: Manner and style of Sir Matthew Smith (1879-1959) Inscribed verso in oil ''From M.S. to Elizabeth 1934''. There is a later handwritten note reading “To E.C.F.C. 1934,” possibly offering a clue to the identity of Elizabeth mentioned in the painted dedication. A further pencil-written attribution appears on the stretcher, reading “Mathew Smith 1934.” The misspelling of “Mathew” (with a single ‘t’) supports the idea that this was an early attempt to identify the artist by someone familiar with Smith’s circle or style, but not by the artist himself. The stretcher also bears a reference number “K272,” likely a dealer or framer annotation added after the painting’s creation, perhaps when cataloguing or exhibiting the work mid-century. Su...ch markings were common practice in galleries and restoration studios between the 1940s and 1960s, often used for stock control or attribution purposes.
A remarkable and atmospheric period piece of British Modernism.
Approximate Age of Artwork: Dated 1934
Is the Artwork Framed or Mounted: Sold with a Simple Frame
Condition Report: Good period condition. Sound, tensioned canvas on original stretcher; light surface dust and some edge wear commensurate with age. No tears, holes or relining observed. Presented unrestored to preserve authenticity.
Size of Painting 69 x 59 cm (canvas size approx.52 x 62 cm)
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Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1175316
Dateline of this antique is 1930
Height is 69cm (27.2inches)Width is 59cm (23.2inches)Depth is 3cm (1.2inches)
Antique ID: SA1175316 Item: Attributed To Sir Matthew Smith Signed Ms Dahlias In Bowl 1934 Original Still Life Study British Oil Painting On Canvas - (reference SA1175316) Buying direct from seller: Strickland & Russell
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Antique SA1175316 shown on this page was made in 1930. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was created:
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