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Cecil Allan Mould Ri - Exh. 1920 - 23
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Cecil Allan Mould Ri - Exh. 1920 - 23

1900 - 1920
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'Roslyn Bay, Cornwall'

Signed Oil on Canvas in its original contemporary frame

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Ellis Fine Art has dated this Impressionist Landscape Oil Painting to the 1920s.

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'Roslyn Bay, Cornwall'

Signed Oil on Canvas in its original contemporary frame

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Ellis Fine Art has dated this Impressionist Landscape Oil Painting to the 1920s.

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An impressionist landscape oil painting in a light metallic frame depicting a river estuary with sailboats and surrounding hills.
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Archive I An impressionist landscape oil painting in a light metallic frame depicting a river estuary with sailboats and surrounding hills.

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An impressionist landscape oil painting in a light metallic frame depicting a river estuary with sailboats and surrounding hills.
Cecil Allan Mould RI - Exh. 1920 - 23
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An impressionist landscape oil painting in a light metallic frame depicting a river estuary with sailboats and surrounding hills.
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  • ObjectPaintings
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleBritish Impressionism
  • MaterialOil, Canvas, Wood
  • ColourSoft Blue, Ochre, Sage Green
  • MotifsImpasto texture, sailboat motifs, river estuary view, molded frame

This oil painting on canvas by Cecil Allan Mould dates to the 1920 period and follows the British Impressionism style. The palette contains soft blue, ochre, and sage green tones, applied with a visible impasto texture across the canvas. A river estuary view forms the primary subject, featuring sailboats, shoreline reflections, and surrounding hills. A wide, light metallic-finished molded frame encloses the artwork, showing simple stepped profiles and corner mitres. The canvas bears a signature on the lower left corner alongside a date. This piece measures 74 cm wide by 59 cm high including its frame. Placement in a home today suits an English Country House interior setting, specifically mounted above a sideboard or console table in a living room, dining room, or hallway. The soft natural light and coastal landscape theme bring a calm atmosphere to traditional walls. The textured brushwork adds visual depth when viewed at close quarters, while the pale metallic border complements neutral interior wall colours and period architectural mouldings.

British Impressionist landscapes, particularly from the early 20th century, are defined by fluid brushwork, atmospheric light capture, and tonal harmony. Artists aimed to record transient weather conditions and natural vistas out in the open air rather than relying strictly on studio idealisation.

Paintings from this era were primarily executed using oil pigments ground with linseed or walnut oil onto stretched linen or cotton canvas, as well as wood or millboard panels. Frames were typically handcrafted from timber with gilded or painted finishes.

Authentic period works display natural signs of age, such as fine surface craquelure, natural darkening of varnish layers, and age-related discolouration on the reverse of the canvas or wood support. Artist signatures, exhibition labels, and period framing construction also help verify authenticity.

Hang the artwork at eye level above key furniture pieces like a sideboard, console, or mantelpiece to create a focal point. Modern interiors benefit from pairing traditional oil paintings with simple, clean-lined furnishings to allow the muted colours and brushwork texture to stand out.

Keep the painting away from direct sunlight, extreme humidity, and direct heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dust gently with a soft, dry camel-hair brush, avoiding commercial cleaners, water, or cloths which can damage fragile paint layers.
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