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John Joseph Cotman 1814-1878
Timberhill Gallery
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John Joseph Cotman 1814-1878

19th century
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John Joseph Cotman was a key member of the Norwich School of artists. The second son of John Sell Cotman John Joseph displayed a wonderful eye for colour and was a superb draughtsman. His pictures are stylish and bear the test of time very well.

John Joseph suffered from deep boughts of depression and difficult manic episodes which stretched is family and friends to the limit. He drank heavily and sadly developed tongue cancer and had the tongue removed, which must have bee horrendous.

The painting is an exceptional example of Cotmans' work. It shows a Broadland riverside village with wherries moored at the central cottage. Whilst stock are herded to drink. Signed and dated 1877 one year before his death and a particularly difficult time in his life.

Image size 52x34cm frame size 75x58cm a large watercolour

Physical Dimensions
Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Declaration

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Victorian River Landscape Watercolour to the 1870s.

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John Joseph Cotman was a key member of the Norwich School of artists.
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The second son of John Sell Cotman John Joseph displayed a wonderful eye for colour and was a superb draughtsman.
Timberhill Gallery

His pictures are stylish and bear the test of time very well.

fig 1. A 19th-century watercolour landscape painting depicting a calm river lined with mature trees, thatched cottages, and a blue sky with soft white clouds.
fig 1. John Joseph Cotman 1814-1878

John Joseph suffered from deep boughts of depression and difficult manic episodes which stretched is family and friends to the limit. He drank heavily and sadly developed tongue cancer and had the tongue removed, which must have bee horrendous.

The painting is an exceptional example of Cotmans' work. It shows a Broadland riverside village with wherries moored at the central cottage. Whilst stock are herded to drink. Signed and dated 1877 one year before his death and a particularly difficult time in his life.

Image size 52x34cm frame size 75x58cm a large watercolour

Height
75cm (29.53")
Width
58cm (22.83")
Depth
5cm (1.97")
Date of Manufacture

Timberhill Gallery has dated this Victorian River Landscape Watercolour to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA502036
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Archive I A 19th-century watercolour landscape painting depicting a calm river lined with mature trees, thatched cottages, and a blue sky with soft white clouds.

John Joseph Cotman 1814-1878

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A 19th-century watercolour landscape painting depicting a calm river lined with mature trees, thatched cottages, and a blue sky with soft white clouds.
John Joseph Cotman 1814-1878
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A 19th-century watercolour landscape painting depicting a calm river lined with mature trees, thatched cottages, and a blue sky with soft white clouds.
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The Norwich School was a 19th-century British art movement focused on depicting rural Norfolk landscapes, characterised by naturalistic light, open skies, and regional river scenes.

Artists used water-soluble pigments bound with gum arabic applied to handmade cotton or linen rag paper, often layered in washes to build depth and atmospheric tone.

Authentication relies on examining paper age, evidence of period pigments, provenance records, signature attribution, and characteristic brushwork aligned with the artists known oeuvre.

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