Dorchester Fine Art has dated this Victorian Oil Genre Painting to the 19th Century.
Stephen Lewin was an English artist who specialised in painting genre subjects.
In 1902 Lewin exhibited a work entitled ‘An Alarm’ at the Royal Academy and at this time he lived at 11 Bath Road, Bedford Park in London. The popularity of Queen Victoria gave rise to a renewed interest in historical subject matter with a Royalist theme. Cavaliers were thought to be flamboyant and debonair and were excellent visual material for artists in search of striking historical subject matter. Stephen Lewin was very fond of this theme as it showed off his excellent draughtsmanship well. Stephen Lewin painted many such works which were greatly admired.

Original Oil Painting on panel, framed.
32 x 24.5cm (12 5/8 x 9 5/8in).
A very nice original late 19th century painting by the well listed artist, Stephen Samuel Lewin (British, 1848-1909). The painting depicts a housemaid delivering tea, set within a beautiful country home and with a cat at her feet. Signed and dated (18)89 to the lower left corner.
Condition: The painting is in very good condition. Presented in a highly decorative carved gilt frame.
Dorchester Fine Art has dated this Victorian Oil Genre Painting to the 19th Century.
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