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Frank William Scarbrough Watercolour’morning Port of London ‘
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Frank William Scarbrough Watercolour’morning Port of London ‘

1900 - 1920
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Frank William Scarbrough 1863-1945.London artist who settled in London 1908. He painted mainly in watercolours often taking as his subject matter the busy shipping in the Pool of London where ocean going liners battled with soot grimed tugs and barges in the busy waters of the Thames.On other occasions he painted quiet atmospheric pictures,often done in the late afternoon when he captured the different reflections on the water in places such as Whitby Harbour. He belonged to that group of Edwardian artists who worked until the 1930s and include such well known marine artists as Charles Napier Hemy,William Lionel Wyllie and Charles Dixon. ‘ Morning Port of London’ signed watercolour, inscribed with title, image size 34x51.5 cms, framed size 42.5x60 cms

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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Thames Watercolour Painting to the 1910s.

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Frank William Scarbrough 1863-1945.London artist who settled in London 1908. He painted mainly in watercolours often taking as his subject matter the busy shipping in the Pool of London where ocean going liners battled with soot grimed tugs and barges in the busy waters of the Thames.
On other occasions he painted quiet atmospheric pictures,often done in the late afternoon when he captured the different reflections on the water in places such as Whitby Harbour.
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He belonged to that group of Edwardian artists who worked until the 1930s and include such well known marine artists as Charles Napier Hemy,William Lionel Wyllie and Charles Dixon. ‘ Morning Port of London’ signed watercolour, inscribed with title, image size 34x51.5 cms, framed size 42.5x60 cms

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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique Thames Watercolour Painting to the 1910s.

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Graham Reed Fine Art
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Previously I worked in london as a chartered surveyor and have been dealing in paintings for nearly thirty years.

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A watercolour painting depicting steamships and tugboats gathered on the atmospheric water of the Port of London under an ochre sky.
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Archive I A watercolour painting depicting steamships and tugboats gathered on the atmospheric water of the Port of London under an ochre sky.

FRANK WILLIAM SCARBROUGH WATERCOLOUR’MORNING PORT OF LONDON ‘

Archive II A watercolour painting depicting steamships and tugboats gathered on the atmospheric water of the Port of London under an ochre sky. View II
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A watercolour painting depicting steamships and tugboats gathered on the atmospheric water of the Port of London under an ochre sky.
FRANK WILLIAM SCARBROUGH WATERCOLOUR’MORNING PORT OF LONDON ‘
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A watercolour painting depicting steamships and tugboats gathered on the atmospheric water of the Port of London under an ochre sky.
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