Strickland & Russell has dated this piece to the 1850s.
Lady Gordon is remembered as one of J.M.W.Turner's few known pupils.
77). She married General Sir James Willoughby Gordon, who was Quartermaster General during the Peninsular Wars. Source: Tate Britain

Type of artwork: Original Antique Watercolour Painting
Artist and Signature: Attributed by a leading auction house
Provenance: Purchased in a collection of works including other works by Julia Isabella Lavinia Gordon (née Bennet) 1772 - 1867

Subject: A charming historic view of the Salmon Lock on the Tees at Dinsdale
Approximate age of artwork: Dated 1843 verso
Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Mounted as shown (unframed).
Condition Report: The watercolour remain detailed and atmospheric, with some age toning and handling marks as expected from 19th century works on paper. Please see photographs for full condition.
Size of painting incl. backing mount 25 x 20 cm (mount aperture approx. 15 x 11 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated this piece to the 1850s.
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