Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
The painting is absolutely typical of the work of John Rawson Walker and was purchased with another work by him I am showing which bears his attribution. Walker was born in Nottingham and trained as an artist under Thomas Barber. Walker became a landscape painter of the highest order specialising in classical scenes and scenes of Nottingham. Rawson Walker's work forms part of the collection at Nottingham castle and in his lifetime he exhibited at the Royal Academy, the British Institute and Suffolk Street between 1817 and 1865. The painting is in excellent condtion having had a slight clean and professional restoration. The painting is mounted in a finestest quality handmade and coloured swept frame which has been aged to exactly represent a period frame. The whole is in excellent condition and of a large size to make a dramatic decorative impact and give a great country house look. The painting was painted C.1830 although the artist always painted in a historical style and the look of it is early Georgian.
overall sizes including the frame in inches: 35 by 40 3/4
Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the Regency era.
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