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Charles Edward Wilson Watercolour ‘ Eating Breakfast on the Doorstep’
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Charles Edward Wilson Watercolour ‘ Eating Breakfast on the Doorstep’

1900 - 1920
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Charles Edward Wilson 1854-1941 was born at Whitwell,Nottinghamshire and studied at the Sheffield School of Art.He exhibited 17 works at the Royal Academy and 13 works at the New Watercolour Society at the as well as exhibiting at various other venues.The work of Charles Edward Wilson is always intensely personal with a rare feeling for the beauty and colour and rendered with a charming grace of line .His pictures capture the picturesque and romantic aspect of his subject and at the same time display an inspirational power.His workmanship can only be described as superb.Many would argue that Wilson with his fine,sound workmanship has not been matched by many later watercolour artists with the same amount of truth and value.’ Eating Breakfast on the Doorstep’ signed watercolour,image size 33x22.5 cms,framed size 56.5 x46 cms.Original regilded period frame with Artglass AR 70 TM (premium ant-reflective glass) I also have another charming example by this artist in stock.

Physical Dimensions
Height
56.5cm (22.24")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

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SA755877
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Charles Edward Wilson 1854-1941 was born at Whitwell,Nottinghamshire and studied at the Sheffield School of Art.
He exhibited 17 works at the Royal Academy and 13 works at the New Watercolour Society at the as well as exhibiting at various other venues.
Graham Reed Fine Art

The work of Charles Edward Wilson is always intensely personal with a rare feeling for the beauty and colour and rendered with a charming grace of line .His pictures capture the picturesque and romantic aspect of his subject and at the same time display an inspirational power.His workmanship can only be described as superb.Many would argue that Wilson with his fine,sound workmanship has not been matched by many later watercolour artists with the same amount of truth and value.’ Eating Breakfast on the Doorstep’ signed watercolour,image size 33x22.5 cms,framed size 56.5 x46 cms.Original regilded period frame with Artglass AR 70 TM (premium ant-reflective glass) I also have another charming example by this artist in stock.

Height
56.5cm (22.24")
Width
46cm (18.11")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA755877
Graham Reed Fine Art
Graham Reed Fine Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2017

Previously I worked in london as a chartered surveyor and have been dealing in paintings for nearly thirty years.

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A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a young boy sitting on a stone doorstep outside a rustic brick cottage while eating from a bowl.
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Archive I A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a young boy sitting on a stone doorstep outside a rustic brick cottage while eating from a bowl.

Charles Edward Wilson Watercolour ‘ Eating Breakfast on the Doorstep’

Archive II A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a young boy sitting on a stone doorstep outside a rustic brick cottage while eating from a bowl. View II
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A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a young boy sitting on a stone doorstep outside a rustic brick cottage while eating from a bowl.
CHARLES EDWARD WILSON WATERCOLOUR ‘ EATING BREAKFAST ON THE DOORSTEP’
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A Victorian watercolour painting depicting a young boy sitting on a stone doorstep outside a rustic brick cottage while eating from a bowl.
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Victorian genre painting focused on capturing scenes of everyday domestic and rural life, often depicting children, farm workers, and humble cottages. Artists used delicate watercolour techniques to emphasise natural light, atmospheric texture, and narrative depth.

Artists used ground mineral and plant pigments bound with gum arabic, applied directly onto handmade cotton or linen rag paper. These works were mounted on acid-free boards and framed behind glass to protect the delicate paper substrate.

Authentic works often feature fine paper grain, hand-applied wash layers, and natural age-related foxing or toning. Artist signatures, exhibition labels on the reverse, and period-appropriate framing materials further assist in establishing period authenticity.

Hang the artwork as a focal point within a gallery wall or position it singularly above a timber sideboard to complement traditional and contemporary decor. Pairing the work with muted wall colours and natural linen textiles enhances its rustic aesthetic.

Frame the painting using UV-filtering glass and archival, acid-free mounting boards to prevent fading and discoloration. Display the artwork away from direct sunlight, open fires, and areas subject to fluctuating humidity levels.
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