A moonlight coastal landscape of large proportions by John Falconar Slater (British, 1857-1937). Signed lower right. Oil on canvas.John Falconar Slater was Newcastle born and a master of the impressionist seascape. Whatever the weather the artist could be found in his oilskins painting seascapes, predominantly on the Tyneside coast. A newspaper article of 1898 dubbed him ''The Weatherproof Artist''.This work depicts a shore line to the lower right with the water glistening in the moonlight. To the central left, there is a lone figure walking by a house with a single lit window. The whole scene is illuminated by a moonlit sky with atmospheric clouds. The work is housed in a gilt frame.The work has some light craquelure in areas. Note the artist signature is clearer when viewed under a bright light with a loupe, but the distinctive ''S'' of the ''Slater'' is clearly evident to the naked eye. The frame has various knocks and scuffs but generally displays well.A striking wo...