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Lois Wilton Listed Artist
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Lois Wilton Listed Artist

1920 - 1940
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DELIGHTFUL WATERCOLOUR OF A HORSE & CART WITH COMPANIONS TRAVELLING ALONG A COUNTRY LANE PAST SHHEP IN THE FIELD 7 A COTTAGE - PERHAPS THIER ALMOST HOME.

SIGNED L WILTON

LIVE LONDON EXHIBITED AT THE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY

FRAME SIZE: 68 x 42cm

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Heydays Antiques has dated this Framed Rural Landscape Painting to the 1930s.

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DELIGHTFUL WATERCOLOUR OF A HORSE & CART WITH COMPANIONS TRAVELLING ALONG A COUNTRY LANE PAST SHHEP IN THE FIELD 7 A COTTAGE - PERHAPS THIER ALMOST HOME.

SIGNED L WILTON

LIVE LONDON EXHIBITED AT THE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY

FRAME SIZE: 68 x 42cm

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Heydays Antiques has dated this Framed Rural Landscape Painting to the 1930s.

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Specialising in personal attention for 17/18/19th c traditional longcase clocks & early 20th c triple weight quarter chiming musical clocks

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A framed rural landscape painting by artist Lois Wilton featuring a thatched cottage, a horse-drawn cart on a lane, and a cloudy blue sky in a gold frame.
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Archive I A framed rural landscape painting by artist Lois Wilton featuring a thatched cottage, a horse-drawn cart on a lane, and a cloudy blue sky in a gold frame.

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A framed rural landscape painting by artist Lois Wilton featuring a thatched cottage, a horse-drawn cart on a lane, and a cloudy blue sky in a gold frame.
LOIS WILTON LISTED ARTIST
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A framed rural landscape painting by artist Lois Wilton featuring a thatched cottage, a horse-drawn cart on a lane, and a cloudy blue sky in a gold frame.
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Traditional British rural landscape painting emerged prominently in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, focusing on pastoral views, agricultural life, and regional architecture. Artists captured natural light, weather effects, and country scenes to record heritage and landscape scenery.

Traditional landscape works were typically executed on heavy paper or canvas using watercolour, gouache, or oil paints. Mounting involved card matting behind protective glazing, encased within moulded wood or gold leaf gilded frames.

Authenticity is verified through artist signatures, original period framing techniques, and natural signs of age such as paper toning or frame oxidisation. Reference works and listed artist directories provide historical context for attribution.

A traditional framed landscape can be displayed above a sideboard, placed on a mantelpiece, or integrated into a gallery wall to establish balance. Combining period artwork with contemporary furniture creates subtle texture and visual contrast.

Position framed artwork away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and heat sources to prevent paper discolouration or pigment fading. Dust the frame gently with a dry microfiber cloth and clean glazing using a soft cloth, avoiding chemical cleaners.
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