Strickland & Russell has dated this Grisaille Watercolour Landscape Sketch to the 1800s.
Artist and Signature: Not Attributed but possibly by Lady Julia Gordon *

Subject: A finely observed early 19th-century topographical study depicting a narrow mountain gorge with steep rock faces, trees clinging to the slopes, and a river running through the pass. A small foreground figure provides scale, reinforcing the dramatic sense of landscape. The work is executed in pencil with monochrome brown wash, typical of field studies produced by travelling British artists during Continental tours of the Alpine and mountainous regions in the early 1800s. The reverse is inscribed in pencil “View in the Notch”, likely the artist’s original working title.

Approximate age of artwork: Circa 1830-1840
Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Mounted as shown (unframed).
Condition Report: Age-related toning and light creasing consistent with a period sketch; overall good and honest condition. Please see photographs.
Size of painting incl. mount 33 x 28 cm (mount aperture approx. 25 x 17 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated this Grisaille Watercolour Landscape Sketch to the 1800s.
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