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G Villiers Stuart - Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir,
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G Villiers Stuart - Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir,

1900 - 1920
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Gertrude Gwendoline Villiers-Stuart, RHA (1878-1961) lovely Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir. Signed and Dated 1908. Watercolour Image only size 55.5 x 24.5 cm

Artist Gertrude Villiers-Stuart was a landscape artist originally from Dromana Co. Waterford, Ireland. She travelled extensively.

The painting is dated 1908.

It depicts a section of a wall, likely in the Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir, India.

The artist, A. Villiers-Stuart, is known for their landscape motifs.

The painting uses a light, transparent watercolour technique to capture the sunlit scene.

Physical Dimensions
Height
43cm (16.93")
Width
78cm (30.71")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Declaration

Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Kashmir Landscape Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

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SA1179236
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Gertrude Gwendoline Villiers-Stuart, RHA (1878-1961) lovely Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir. Signed and Dated 1908. Watercolour Image only size 55.5 x 24.5 cm

Artist Gertrude Villiers-Stuart was a landscape artist originally from Dromana Co. Waterford, Ireland. She travelled extensively.

fig 1. A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage.
fig 1. G Villiers Stuart - Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir,

The painting is dated 1908.

It depicts a section of a wall, likely in the Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir, India.

The artist, A. Villiers-Stuart, is known for their landscape motifs.

The painting uses a light, transparent watercolour technique to capture the sunlit scene.

Height
43cm (16.93")
Width
78cm (30.71")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Marlborough Antiques & Interiors has dated this Kashmir Landscape Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1179236
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Archive I A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage.

G Villiers Stuart - Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir,

Archive II A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage. View II
Archive III A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage. View III
Archive IV A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage. View IV
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A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage.
G Villiers Stuart - Watercolour of Mughul Wall, Nasim Bagh (Garden of Breezes) in Kashmir,
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A framed horizontal watercolour painting depicting the stone Mughul Wall at Nasim Bagh in Kashmir surrounded by foliage.
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Colonial-era landscape watercolours produced in India during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries typically blend British watercolour traditions with topographical studies of historic sites, gardens, and monuments. Artists frequently focused on light, architectural ruins, and indigenous vegetation, capturing precise geographical locations.

Works from this period were generally executed using water-based pigments painted onto heavy rag or cellulose paper. These paintings were often mounted onto acid-free backing boards and protected behind glass within moulded timber or gilt frames.

Authentic watercolours display distinct brushstrokes, delicate colour washes, and slight variations in paper texture under magnification. Period works often feature handwritten inscriptions, artist signatures, dates, or location notes along the margins, alongside minor natural age marks such as subtle foxing.

A horizontal framed landscape functions well as a focal point above a console table, sideboard, or mantelpiece. Pairing traditional framed art with clean-lined modern furniture provides balanced textural contrast and introduces historic interest to living areas or hallways.

Watercolours must be displayed away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent pigment fading and paper degradation. Using UV-protective glass and archival mounting materials helps preserve the artwork for long-term display.
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