Strickland & Russell has dated this Scottish Landscape Oil Painting to the Victorian era.
Surface: Canvas laid to Board
Artist and Signature: Signed W G Tennick - William George Tennick (1847–1913)

Approximate Age: Circa late 19th century
Framed or Mounted: Sold Framed. (Frame is offered free with the painting)
Condition Report: The painting is considered to be in good condition, no visible wear or damage. The modern frame is in good condition . Please study all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.

William George Tennick (1847–1913) was a British artist from Gainford, County Durham, recognized for his skill in portraiture and, notably, as a "master of reproduction" who meticulously copied 18th-century masterpieces. His works, including portraits of Queen Victoria and George Romney, are held in collections at The Bowes Museum and Kendal Town Hall. Key Aspects of His Work: Notable Paintings: His portfolio includes Ground Beck, Selaby, County Durham, Blacksmith's Shop (held at The Bowes Museum), and portraits of Isabella Curwen and Queen Katherine Parr (after Hans Holbein the Younger) at Kendal Town Hall.Reproduction Expert: Tennick is noted for his skill in replicating works of masters, particularly George Romney and Heinrich von Angeli, fulfilling a need for high-quality copies during the Victorian era.Style: His work often falls under Romantic portraiture, capturing historical subjects and local scenes, such as the glowing, atmospheric Blacksmith's Shop.Tennick died in 1913, leaving behind a collection of works that reflect both original painting and the meticulous reproduction of earlier, celebrated artists.
Size incl. frame 69 x 49 cm (size of painting 54 x 34 cm)
Strickland & Russell has dated this Scottish Landscape Oil Painting to the Victorian era.
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