Alfred Fontville De Breanski. "Loch Etive". Scottish Landscape Painting.

1900 - 1920

Sold by William Greenwood Fine Art

Description

Artist: Alfred Fontville de Breanski. (1877-1955).

Title: "Loch Etive". Scotland.

Oil on canvas. Signed. Circa 1910.

Size: 20"x 24". Framed size: 30 1/2"x 34 1/2".

In good ready to hang condition. Free UK delivery.

Alfred Fontville de Breanski (Jr) (1877-1955).

Alfred Fontville De Breanski (Junior) was one of seven children born to the prolific British landscape painter, Alfred De Breanski (Senior)(1852-1928). Though his paintings emanate those of his father in palette and subject matter, his landscapes are executed in a slightly less formal style. His main body of work concentrates on the effects of sunlight on the Highland scenery at different times of the day. Between 1905 and 1920, de Breanski painted a series of English garden scenes done in a colourful, impressionistic style. He occasionally signed his paintings 'A.F. de Breanski Jr.' De Breanski exhibited several works during his lifetime at the Royal Academy and at the Royal Society of British Artists.

Physical Dimensions

Height

78cm (30.71")

Width

88cm (34.65")

Depth

9cm (3.54")

Declaration

William Greenwood Fine Art has dated this piece to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA603231

Dealers Internal Reference

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Description

Artist: Alfred Fontville de Breanski. (1877-1955).

Title: "Loch Etive". Scotland.

Oil on canvas. Signed. Circa 1910.

Size: 20"x 24". Framed size: 30 1/2"x 34 1/2".

In good ready to hang condition. Free UK delivery.

fig 1. Alfred Fontville de Breanski. — fig 1. Alfred Fontville De Breanski. "Loch Etive". Scottish Landscape Painting.

Alfred Fontville de Breanski (Jr) (1877-1955).

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Alfred Fontville De Breanski (Junior) was one of seven children born to the prolific British landscape painter, Alfred De Breanski (Senior)(1852-1928).

William Greenwood Fine Art

Though his paintings emanate those of his father in palette and subject matter, his landscapes are executed in a slightly less formal style. His main body of work concentrates on the effects of sunlight on the Highland scenery at different times of the day. Between 1905 and 1920, de Breanski painted a series of English garden scenes done in a colourful, impressionistic style. He occasionally signed his paintings 'A.F. de Breanski Jr.' De Breanski exhibited several works during his lifetime at the Royal Academy and at the Royal Society of British Artists.