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John Hassall (1868 - 1948) Native American Indian Watercolour
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John Hassall (1868 - 1948) Native American Indian Watercolour

19th century
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A wonderful Watercolour of a North American Indigenous Hunter by John Hassall (1868 - 1948)

Likely to have been painted when Hassall resided in Manitoba , CANADA

Dimensions: framed 82cm high x 64cm wide

Image size: 73cm high x 55cm wide

In original Oak moulded frame

John Hassall (1868 - 1948)

Cartoonist, illustrator, designer, painter and teacher, born in Walmer, Kent. He was the father of the artist Joan Hassall and the writer Christopher Hassall. After education in England and Germany, and twice failing to gain a commission at Sandhurst, he emigrated to Manitoba, Canada, where he farmed. In the early 1890s, after some success contributing sketches to The Graphic, he moved back to Europe, studying art in Antwerp, then enrolling at the Academie Julian in Paris. Returning to England in the mid 1890s Hassall became a popular cartoonist and one of the most celebrated poster designers of his generation (his designs Included the well-known advertisement “Skegness Is so bracing.”).

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William Morris Antiques has dated this John Hassall Watercolour Painting to the 1890s.

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Description
A wonderful Watercolour of a North American Indigenous Hunter by John Hassall (1868 - 1948)

Likely to have been painted when Hassall resided in Manitoba , CANADA

Dimensions: framed 82cm high x 64cm wide

fig 1. A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky.
fig 1. John Hassall (1868 - 1948) Native American Indian Watercolour

Image size: 73cm high x 55cm wide

In original Oak moulded frame

John Hassall (1868 - 1948)

Cartoonist, illustrator, designer, painter and teacher, born in Walmer, Kent. He was the father of the artist Joan Hassall and the writer Christopher Hassall.

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After education in England and Germany, and twice failing to gain a commission at Sandhurst, he emigrated to Manitoba, Canada, where he farmed.
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In the early 1890s, after some success contributing sketches to The Graphic, he moved back to Europe, studying art in Antwerp, then enrolling at the Academie Julian in Paris. Returning to England in the mid 1890s Hassall became a popular cartoonist and one of the most celebrated poster designers of his generation (his designs Included the well-known advertisement “Skegness Is so bracing.”).

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William Morris Antiques has dated this John Hassall Watercolour Painting to the 1890s.

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Jess william morris established himself in the antiques business in 1999 after being awarded an rics accredited fine art valuation degree

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Archive I A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky.

John Hassall (1868 - 1948) Native American Indian Watercolour

Archive II A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View II
Archive III A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View III
Archive IV A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View IV
Archive V A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View V
Archive VI A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View VI
Archive VII A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View VII
Archive VIII A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View VIII
Archive IX A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View IX
Archive X A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky. View X
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A framed watercolour painting depicting a Native American figure seated on a grassy mound holding a rifle against a muted blue sky.
John Hassall (1868 - 1948) Native American Indian watercolour
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Early 20th-century British watercolour illustration is recognised for its expressive brushwork, strong graphic composition, and narrative focus, frequently produced for publications, prints, and commercial artwork.

Artists utilised natural pigment paints diluted with water, applied onto heavy cotton rag paper or board, and sealed behind glass within timber frames for preservation.

Authentic period watercolours demonstrate natural paper ageing, subtle toning or foxing, artist signatures or monograms, and original framing techniques consistent with early 20th-century craftsmanship.

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