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Naive English Watercolour of Hound in Maple Frame C1850
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Naive English Watercolour of Hound in Maple Frame C1850

19th century
Description

This charming ENGLISH WATERCOLOUR of a BLACK AND WHITE HOUND dates from circa 1850.

Naively painted and mounted in a VICTORIAN MAPLE FRAME, the HOUND stands in the foreground with an outline of a large Country House behind.

There is an old repair to the centre bottom of the painting.

Height: 15 inches (38 cm)

Width: 17.5 inches (44.5 cm)

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Shaun King Antiques has dated this Antique Naive Hound Watercolour to the 1850s.

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This charming ENGLISH WATERCOLOUR of a BLACK AND WHITE HOUND dates from circa 1850.
Naively painted and mounted in a VICTORIAN MAPLE FRAME, the HOUND stands in the foreground with an outline of a large Country House behind.
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fig 1. A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
fig 1. Naive English Watercolour of Hound in Maple Frame C1850

There is an old repair to the centre bottom of the painting.

Height: 15 inches (38 cm)

Width: 17.5 inches (44.5 cm)

Express delivery within the UK is included. Please email for current Overseas Shipping costs.

Date of Manufacture

Shaun King Antiques has dated this Antique Naive Hound Watercolour to the 1850s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1222860
Shaun King Antiques
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A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
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Archive I A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.

Naive English Watercolour of Hound in Maple Frame C1850

Archive II A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip. View II
Archive III A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip. View III
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A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
NAIVE ENGLISH WATERCOLOUR OF HOUND IN MAPLE FRAME c1850
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A Victorian naive watercolour painting depicting a black and white hound standing in profile, presented within a wide maple wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
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Victorian naive art was produced by self-taught artists operating outside formal academies, defined by flattened perspective, bold outlines, simplified forms, and a direct, unpretentious focus on livestock, domestic pets, and rural scenes.

Watercolour paintings of this period were executed using natural pigment-based paints on heavy rag paper, often presented under glass within solid timber frames such as polished maple or oak with gilt slip details.

Authentic period pieces display age-appropriate foxing or toning to the paper, hand-cut glass with subtle waviness or air bubbles, original timber backing boards, and genuine oxidisation on gilt slips.

Naive portraits serve as grounding focal points when hung on a narrow wall space, styled within a salon-style gallery wall, or paired alongside modern minimalist furniture to provide visual texture and historical contrast.

Display watercolours away from direct sunlight and sources of heat to prevent pigment fading and paper discoloration. Ensure stable humidity levels and consider conservation glass for long-term UV protection.
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