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Regency Oil Painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in Lovely, Untouched Condition
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Regency Oil Painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in Lovely, Untouched Condition

19th century
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Interesting Regency oil painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in lovely, untouched condition; the oil on board depicting Christ Church with factories and houses in the background with ladies and gentlemen working and walking with horses and dogs. Housed in its original painted grained frame with a shallow gilt slip.

The Christ Church story begins in 1821 when John Jarratt, a local business man donated money for the building of a new parish church.

The foundation stone was laid on 9th October 1827. The church, built of Roche Abbey stone and of neo-Gothic design, was finished on 26th June 1829, consecrated on 10th September and opened for worship on 1st November 1829. The copper clad spire of Christ Church is visible from miles around. In 1836 the original stone spire was shattered by lightning and damaged again in 1850. In 1919 it was removed for safety and replaced in 1938 by the current wooden-framed copper clad spire. The vibrant colours of the stained glass windows are the work of John Baptiste Cappronnier. A number of former local dignitaries are buried in the churchyard, among them the son and daughter of Sir Edmund Beckett Denison, who was responsible for bringing the railway to Doncaster. Over the years the fabric of the building deteriorated and by 1989 became too expensive for the congregation at that time to maintain. Christ Church was therefore declared a redundant church.

English circa 1830

Good original condition

Dimensions (ins) 24 high x 20.5 wide x 1.5 deep

Physical Dimensions
Height
62.2cm (24.49")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
3.8cm (1.50")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Architectural Oil Painting to the Regency era.

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SA742660
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R0960
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Description
Interesting Regency oil painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in lovely, untouched condition; the oil on board depicting Christ Church with factories and houses in the background with ladies and gentlemen working and walking with horses and dogs. Housed in its original painted grained frame with a shallow gilt slip.
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The Christ Church story begins in 1821 when John Jarratt, a local business man donated money for the building of a new parish church.
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd

The foundation stone was laid on 9th October 1827. The church, built of Roche Abbey stone and of neo-Gothic design, was finished on 26th June 1829, consecrated on 10th September and opened for worship on 1st November 1829. The copper clad spire of Christ Church is visible from miles around. In 1836 the original stone spire was shattered by lightning and damaged again in 1850. In 1919 it was removed for safety and replaced in 1938 by the current wooden-framed copper clad spire. The vibrant colours of the stained glass windows are the work of John Baptiste Cappronnier. A number of former local dignitaries are buried in the churchyard, among them the son and daughter of Sir Edmund Beckett Denison, who was responsible for bringing the railway to Doncaster. Over the years the fabric of the building deteriorated and by 1989 became too expensive for the congregation at that time to maintain. Christ Church was therefore declared a redundant church.

English circa 1830

Good original condition

Dimensions (ins) 24 high x 20.5 wide x 1.5 deep

Height
62.2cm (24.49")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
3.8cm (1.50")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated this Regency Architectural Oil Painting to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers
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SA742660
Dealers Internal Ref
R0960
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Archive I A Regency architectural oil painting depicting Christ Church in Doncaster, set within a wide burr wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.

Regency Oil Painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in Lovely, Untouched Condition

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Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire
GL56 9NQ
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A Regency architectural oil painting depicting Christ Church in Doncaster, set within a wide burr wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
Regency oil painting of Christ Church, Doncaster in lovely, untouched condition
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A Regency architectural oil painting depicting Christ Church in Doncaster, set within a wide burr wood frame featuring a gilt inner slip.
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Regency architectural paintings typically feature precise depictions of civic and ecclesiastical structures, executed between 1811 and 1830. These works document urban expansion, Gothic Revival construction, and daily street life with realistic perspective and atmospheric lighting.

Paintings from this period were predominantly executed using hand-ground oil pigments on linen canvas, wood panel, or millboard. Frames often featured timber veneers, such as burr walnut or maple, paired with oil-gilded lime wood inner slips.

Authentic period frames exhibit natural wood shrinkage, lap-jointed corner construction, and original gilding with visible bole underneath. The reverse often shows hand-cut timber backing and age-related darkening of the unvarnished wood.

Architectural artwork is often placed above a mantelpiece or console table to create a focal point. Pairing dark timber frames with contemporary neutral walls highlights the detailed brushwork and historic timber patina.

Keep the artwork away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and heat sources to prevent cracking or warping. Dust gently with a soft dry brush and consult a professional conservator for varnish cleaning or canvas stabilization.
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