Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
The painting is in excellent condition, having been professionally cleaned.

Burr H. Nicholls 1848-1915 is best known for his continental scenes, which tend to be street scenes of peasant figures silhouetted against brightly sunlit walls. While in Venice he met the well known English watercolour specialist Rhoda Holmes; after they married they settled in New York City, where she became a highly regarded watercolour teacher. Nicholls was painting in Buffalo in 1896, and he was certainly there again in 1900 when he was active in the Buffalo Society of Artists and may have remained in the city during the early years of the present century. Born December, 1848, in Lockport, New York. He studied with Sellstedt in Buffalo, and with Carolus-Duran in Paris. Represented at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts by "Effect of Sunlight"; at Peabody Institute, Baltimore, by "Hunting Up a Quotation"; in Fine Arts Academy, Buffalo, by "A Group of Fowls." He died May 12, 1915, in Stamford, CT.

The painting has been framed in a fine quality bespoke modern gilt frame and the whole is ready to hang. A fine painting in it's own right, this is also a chance to buy a work by this desirable American artist.
C.1900.
Overall sizes in inches, including frame: 16 1/4 by 20 1/4
Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the 1900s.
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