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George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original Early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats
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George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original Early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats

1920 - 1940
Description

Type of artwork: An Original Woodblock Print

Artist and Signature: The Woodblock is signed with the Artist's Monogram CFP

George Farquhar PENNINGTON

He sometimes signed his work with a monogram. Born in Castleford, Yorkshire, the son of a Wesleyan minister, he trained with a firm of architects at Leeds before setting up on his own. He was a successful architect before he retired to take up painting, unsurprisingly he was particularly attracted by interesting buildings and old bridges, the design of Wesleyan chapels being one of his specialities. In 1935, after retirement and determined to learn to paint, he and his wife Hilda travelled through several Mediterranean countries.

In 1939 they settled in Carbis Bay, Pennington studying at John Leonard Fuller's St Ives School of Painting. He put on exhibitions in St Ives in the following years, featuring Sicily and the fruits of a five month sketching tour of Southern Spain and Morocco. His oils, particularly of St Ives street scenes, show the influence of John Anthony PARK. Before the Second World War, he was a member of the Newlyn Society of Artists and a candidate for their hanging committee afterwards. On the death of his wife in 1957 he moved to Chichester, joining local societies but still exhibiting with STISA until 1959.

An Historical St Ives Harbour Seascape Scene

Approximate age of artwork: Circa late 1930's to 1940's

Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Mounted and ready to frame

Condition Report: Good condition overall, and well presented, ready to frame please see photos.

Size of of artwork 30 x 21 cm (mount aperture 13 x 11 cm)

Physical Dimensions
Height
21cm (8.27")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
0.02cm (0.01")
Declaration

Strickland & Russell has dated this Vintage Woodblock Harbour Print to the 1930s.

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SA1240194
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Description
Type of artwork: An Original Woodblock Print

Artist and Signature: The Woodblock is signed with the Artist's Monogram CFP

George Farquhar PENNINGTON

He sometimes signed his work with a monogram.

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Born in Castleford, Yorkshire, the son of a Wesleyan minister, he trained with a firm of architects at Leeds before setting up on his own.
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He was a successful architect before he retired to take up painting, unsurprisingly he was particularly attracted by interesting buildings and old bridges, the design of Wesleyan chapels being one of his specialities. In 1935, after retirement and determined to learn to paint, he and his wife Hilda travelled through several Mediterranean countries.

fig 1. An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper.
fig 1. George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original Early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats

In 1939 they settled in Carbis Bay, Pennington studying at John Leonard Fuller's St Ives School of Painting. He put on exhibitions in St Ives in the following years, featuring Sicily and the fruits of a five month sketching tour of Southern Spain and Morocco. His oils, particularly of St Ives street scenes, show the influence of John Anthony PARK. Before the Second World War, he was a member of the Newlyn Society of Artists and a candidate for their hanging committee afterwards. On the death of his wife in 1957 he moved to Chichester, joining local societies but still exhibiting with STISA until 1959.

fig 2. An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper.
fig 2. George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original Early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats

An Historical St Ives Harbour Seascape Scene

Approximate age of artwork: Circa late 1930's to 1940's

Is the artwork Framed or Mounted: Mounted and ready to frame

Condition Report: Good condition overall, and well presented, ready to frame please see photos.

Size of of artwork 30 x 21 cm (mount aperture 13 x 11 cm)

Height
21cm (8.27")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
0.02cm (0.01")
Date of Manufacture

Strickland & Russell has dated this Vintage Woodblock Harbour Print to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1240194
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Archive I An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper.

George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original Early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats

Archive II An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View II
Archive III An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View III
Archive IV An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View IV
Archive V An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View V
Archive VI An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View VI
Archive VII An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View VII
Archive VIII An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View VIII
Archive IX An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View IX
Archive X An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper. View X
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An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper.
George Farquhar Pennington Monogrammed Original early 20th Century Miniature Vintage Woodblock Print St Ives Harbour with Fishing Boats
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An early 20th-century miniature woodblock print depicting St Ives harbour with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a rowboat, and coastal hills printed in ink on beige paper.
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  • ObjectPrints
  • Period1920 - 1940
  • StyleArts & Crafts
  • MaterialPaper, Ink
  • ColourWarm Beige
  • MotifsLighthouse, Fishing boats, Harbour wall, Monogram signature
  • SizeH 21 cm (8 in) x W 30 cm (12 in) x D 0.02 cm (0 in)

This original early twentieth-century Arts and Crafts miniature woodblock print by George Farquhar Pennington originates from the 1930 period. Rendered in ink on warm beige paper, the artwork depicts St Ives harbour, complete with a lighthouse, sailing vessels, a small rowboat, a stone harbour wall, and rolling coastal hills in the background. The printed composition incorporates tones of pale blue, soft green, and warm terracotta wash across the water and boat sails, finished with a black ink artist monogram signature in the lower right corner. The printed paper measures 30 cm wide by 21 cm high with a depth of 0.02 cm, while the mount aperture measures 11 cm wide by 13 cm high. Suitable for display in a home today, this coastal retreat print hangs effectively on a narrow wall space in a study, hallway, or living room.

Woodblock printing involves carving a relief design into a block of wood, applying ink to the raised surfaces, and pressing the block onto paper to produce a print, a technique prominent during the Arts and Crafts movement.

These works are created using specialized printing inks pressed onto heavy paper or card stock, relying on wood block relief tools to construct line work and tone.

Authentic prints demonstrate visible ink impression marks in the paper texture, clean line relief edges, and frequently contain artist monograms or stamps in the corners.

Small-scale graphical prints are suited for arrangement in a gallery wall grouping or resting on a shallow shelf paired with rustic ceramic objects.

Paper prints should be mounted using acid-free materials behind UV-filtering glass and displayed away from direct sunlight or humid areas to prevent discoloration.
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