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An Early 19th Century Naive Landscape Oil Painting
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An Early 19th Century Naive Landscape Oil Painting

18th century
Description

An early 19th century naive oil painting on canvas, depicting milking by a stream, with a stone bridge and a farmstead in the background, with trees and a lane. Framed in a dark maple frame. English circa 1810. Canvas size 59x86 cm (23” x 34”)

Condition: Overall very good, the painting is clean with a fairly bright varnish. The canvas is in good condition.

Physical Dimensions
Height
72cm (28.35")
Width
99cm (38.98")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Chequers Antiques has dated this Naive Landscape Oil Painting to the Georgian era.

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SA719214
Description
An early 19th century naive oil painting on canvas, depicting milking by a stream, with a stone bridge and a farmstead in the background, with trees and a lane. Framed in a dark maple frame. English circa 1810. Canvas size 59x86 cm (23” x 34”)

Condition: Overall very good, the painting is clean with a fairly bright varnish. The canvas is in good condition.

Height
72cm (28.35")
Width
99cm (38.98")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Chequers Antiques has dated this Naive Landscape Oil Painting to the Georgian era.

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An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip.
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Archive I An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip.

An Early 19th Century Naive Landscape Oil Painting

Archive II An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip. View II
Archive III An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip. View III
Archive IV An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip. View IV
Archive V An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip. View V
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An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip.
An early 19th century naive landscape oil painting
Ref: SA719214
An early nineteenth-century naive oil painting depicting a pastoral scene with cattle, a stone arch bridge, and a rural cottage, housed in a wide timber frame with a gold leaf inner slip.
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Naive landscape paintings from the early nineteenth century are defined by their non-academic origin, featuring simplified perspective, flat spatial arrangements, and an emphasis on narrative or observational detail over formal anatomical or atmospheric accuracy.

Paintings from this era were predominantly executed using ground mineral pigments mixed with linseed oil, applied to stretched linen canvas or wooden panels, and framed in wide timber mouldings featuring gilt inner slips.

Authentic period works show age-consistent physical characteristics, such as natural craquelure throughout the paint layers, hand-cut wooden stretchers, hand-hammered tacks, and historic patination or oxidisation on the timber frames.

A period oil painting provides visual anchor and contrast when placed within modern schemes; styling it above a fireplace mantelpiece, sideboard, or layered within contemporary architectural panelwork bridges traditional charm with clean lines.

Keep oil paintings away from direct sunlight, extreme humidity, and direct heat sources. Dust the frame and surface gently with a soft dry brush, avoiding liquid cleaners or chemical treatments, which should only be applied by a professional conservator.
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