A Wonderful Oil Painting Study of a Horse.

Name: A Wonderful Oil Painting Study of a Horse.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA215090
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd

Description

A Lovely oil painting study of a famous horse.

Signed "Temple" "Late Lincoln".

Colin Graeme 1901.

Colin Graeme Roe was from the Sheffield area and is thought to be the son of Robert Henry Roe. Colin’s work was very variable, at times very poor but at others really quiet good. Tradition tells us he had a drink problem which probably accounts for the variation in quality and content. The theory behind why Roe signed his work both ‘Colin Graeme Roe’ and ‘Colin Graeme’ is that he fell out with his family and thereafter ceased to use the family name.

Great attention to detail and a warm mix of colours by a very confident artist.

The picture is fully restored and ready to be hung in the home.

The Frame is very high quality replacement.

Delivery and shipping to any part of the world is always a pleasure so please do enquire?

Best wishes and thanks for looking.

chris

Declaration

Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA215090

Dealers Internal Reference

TD2495

Description

A Lovely oil painting study of a famous horse.

Signed "Temple" "Late Lincoln".

Colin Graeme 1901.

Colin Graeme Roe was from the Sheffield area and is thought to be the son of Robert Henry Roe. Colin’s work was very variable, at times very poor but at others really quiet good.

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Tradition tells us he had a drink problem which probably accounts for the variation in quality and content.

Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd

The theory behind why Roe signed his work both ‘Colin Graeme Roe’ and ‘Colin Graeme’ is that he fell out with his family and thereafter ceased to use the family name.