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Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951 “Driving Home the Sheep” watercolour 47” X 36” (Overall Size.)
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Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951 “Driving Home the Sheep” watercolour 47” X 36” (Overall Size.)

19th century
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Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951

“Driving Home the Sheep”

Watercolour 47” x 36” (overall size.)

Signed Lower Left.

Wycliffe Egginton (1875-1951)

Landscape painter in Oil and Watercolour. Born in Birmingham on the 12th. October 1875. Educated in Birmingham and Wallasey. Exhibited at the Royal Academy,

Royal Institute, Paris Salon, and in the Provinces. Elected R.I. 1913, R.Cam.A. 1926, Represented in several public collections. One-man shows were held at The Fine Art Society. Lived at Teignmouth in Devon for many years and died in June 1951. He was the father of Frank J. Egginton also A highly talented and collected Artist.

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Helios and Co Antiques has dated this Antique Watercolour Landscape Painting to the Victorian era.

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Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951

“Driving Home the Sheep”

Watercolour 47” x 36” (overall size.)

Signed Lower Left.

Wycliffe Egginton (1875-1951)

Landscape painter in Oil and Watercolour. Born in Birmingham on the 12th. October 1875. Educated in Birmingham and Wallasey. Exhibited at the Royal Academy,

fig 1. A framed pastoral watercolour landscape depicting a figure driving sheep near a hillside tower under an atmospheric sky.
fig 1. Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951 “Driving Home the Sheep” watercolour 47” X 36” (Overall Size.)

Royal Institute, Paris Salon, and in the Provinces. Elected R.I. 1913, R.Cam.A. 1926, Represented in several public collections. One-man shows were held at The Fine Art Society. Lived at Teignmouth in Devon for many years and died in June 1951. He was the father of Frank J. Egginton also A highly talented and collected Artist.

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Helios and Co Antiques has dated this Antique Watercolour Landscape Painting to the Victorian era.

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A framed pastoral watercolour landscape depicting a figure driving sheep near a hillside tower under an atmospheric sky.
Wycliffe Egginton 1875-1951 “Driving Home the Sheep” Watercolour 47” x 36” (overall size.)
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Early 20th-century British landscape watercolours feature atmospheric light, muted natural tones, and pastoral subjects such as livestock and rural topography. Artists focused on capturing weather effects and rural scenery using fluid washes and delicate tonal gradients.

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