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Fabulous Oil on Canvas of Sheep in Wild Garlic by Lucy Pratt
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Fabulous Oil on Canvas of Sheep in Wild Garlic by Lucy Pratt

Later than 1960
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This is an exceptional Painting by Lucy Pratt

The scene is a sunny pastoral view framed by two large trees one on the left with a thick, textured brown trunk and leafy canopy in greens, yellows, and hints of orange, and another on the right whose trunk and branches partially enclose the composition.

Through this natural “window,” a bright green meadow opens up, dotted with several white sheep grazing peacefully.

Beyond the sheep lie golden-yellow fields, a low fence line, and more trees whose foliage shifts into warmer autumn tones of orange, red, and purple against a clear blue sky.

In the foreground, lush green undergrowth is alive with yellow wildflowers and small white blossoms, painted with energetic, visible brushstrokes that give the whole work a lively, textured quality.

Dimensions are - 21 inches x 16 inches x 1.5 inches deep

Delivery within the UK is included in the asking Price.

Shipping is also a pleasure so please do contact us for a quote.

We welcome all inquiries on the painting and any others that you like.

Many thanks for looking Chris

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Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this Lucy Pratt Oil Painting to a period later than 1960.

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SA1227130
Description
This is an exceptional Painting by Lucy Pratt

The scene is a sunny pastoral view framed by two large trees one on the left with a thick, textured brown trunk and leafy canopy in greens, yellows, and hints of orange, and another on the right whose trunk and branches partially enclose the composition.

Through this natural “window,” a bright green meadow opens up, dotted with several white sheep grazing peacefully.
Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd

Beyond the sheep lie golden-yellow fields, a low fence line, and more trees whose foliage shifts into warmer autumn tones of orange, red, and purple against a clear blue sky.

In the foreground, lush green undergrowth is alive with yellow wildflowers and small white blossoms, painted with energetic, visible brushstrokes that give the whole work a lively, textured quality.

Dimensions are - 21 inches x 16 inches x 1.5 inches deep

Delivery within the UK is included in the asking Price.

Shipping is also a pleasure so please do contact us for a quote.

We welcome all inquiries on the painting and any others that you like.

Many thanks for looking Chris

Date of Manufacture

Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this Lucy Pratt Oil Painting to a period later than 1960.

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SA1227130
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Fabulous Oil on canvas of Sheep in Wild Garlic by Lucy Pratt

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A framed impressionist oil painting on canvas depicting sheep grazing in a field of wild garlic under trees.
Fabulous Oil on canvas of Sheep in Wild Garlic by Lucy Pratt
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A framed impressionist oil painting on canvas depicting sheep grazing in a field of wild garlic under trees.
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