Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
Joseph Farquharson. R.A. 1846-1935 Scottish. (Summer oats field Finzean).
He painted most of his work in and around the estate and this work is a beautiful example. Fully signed and in a faultless condition in its original frame. A very rare, World renowned and sought after painter. The highest price at auction so far for Joseph Farquharson £250,000 + 20%BP.
We offer our paintings at fair auction prices with no additional +20%BP.
Size; 22? x 16? framed.
WE HAVE ANOTHER JOSEPH FARQUHARSON, VERY LARGE HIGHLAND LOCH SCENE
Family run business trading in fine Scottish Paintings 40years
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Joseph Farquharson studied at the Board of Manufacture school in Edinburgh with Peter Graham. He became famous for his sheep in snow paintings during the 1880s which earned him the nickname ‘Frozen Mutton’. Wishing to rapidly escape this label I think is when he created this lovely hight of summer painting. This makes this painting very relevant to the overall Joseph Farquharson story and his thinking at the time, and clear inspiration for this particular fine painting. From the depths of winter to the hight of summer, (polar opposite), maybe in response to the jesters! certainly adding some balance to his prolific portfolio of frozen mutton! winter scenes.
A painting that reflects this (polar opposite) breakaway, from sheep and snow and shows his diverse, natural artistic talent has no bounds. To further that cause, he left for the continent and attended the studio of Carolus-Duran in Paris from 1880 to 1884 and began painting compositions with figures. During the winter of 1885-1886, he made a trip to Egypt and painted scenes of life in Cairo. His work has been compared with that of Frederick Goodall and the French artist Gérome.
Farquharson exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy in 1859, also Royal Academy in London from 1886 to 1893, and at the Royal Institution in 1896. In 1900 he was elected as an associate of the Royal Academy, and as a member in 1915.
Solo Exhibitions 1985, Aberdeen Art Gallery (also presented at the Fine Arts Societies of London and Edinburgh)
Bibliography
Irwin, Francina: Joseph Farquharson of Finzean, exhibition catalogue, Aberdeen Art Gallery, Aberdeen, 1985
Similar value Joseph Farquharson Sold within last few years 2009-2016 England, Scotland, New York.
JOSEPH FARQUHARSON
(SCOTTISH, 1846 – 1935) The borders of the artist’s garden at Finzean, Aberdeenshire, with Canterbury Bells and Geraniums
PRICE SOLD
$ 19,892 USD
€ 18,077 EUR
£ 14,000 GBP + 20%BP
ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE
£ 14,000 GBP Hammer +20%BP
March 2016 Cambridge.
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Fox and pheasant in snow by JOSEPH FARQUHARSON JOSEPH FARQUHARSON
(SCOTTISH, 1846 – 1935) Fox and pheasant in snow
PRICE SOLD $ 28,671 USD € 19,301 EUR £ 17,400 GBP
ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE
£ 17,400 GBP Premium
ESTIMATE
£ 6,000 – 8,000 GBP
DECEMBER 2009 Edinburgh
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Joseph Farquharson
(SCOTTISH, 1846 – 1935) Lost in The Woods 1880
PRICE SOLD $ 22,500 USD € 19,772 EUR £ 15,660 GBP
ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE
$ 22,500 USD Premium
ESTIMATE
$ 750 – 975 USD
APRIL 2016 New York
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Joseph Farquharson (1846 – 1935)
Lot 19: JOSEPH FARQUHARSON, R.A. | A Girl Resting on the Dunes
JOSEPH FARQUHARSON, R.A. | A Girl Resting on the Dunes
Est: £6,000 – £8,000
£4,800 0 bids
Sotheby’s
November 21, 2017, 2:30 PM GMT
London, United Kingdom
Live Auction
Description: oil on canvas
Country Homes Antiques Stirling has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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Joseph Farquharson (1846-1935) Oil Painting ( Summer Oats Field Finzean ) Aberdeenshire.
