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James Hughes Clayton. "Girl Feeding Hens". Watercolour Landscape.
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James Hughes Clayton. "Girl Feeding Hens". Watercolour Landscape.

19th century
Description

Artist: James John Hughes Clayton. (1870-1930).

Title: "Girl feeding hens outside a country cottage".

Watercolour. 12 1/4"x 17". Framed: 19 3/4"x 24".

Signed. Circa 1900.

In very good ready to hang condition.

Price: £780. Including free UK delivery.

For more information please contact us at:

Tel: 01677 424830

Mob: 07885 175279

Email: williamgreenwoodfineart@gmail.com

Trade enquiries welcome.

A charming and vibrant example of Hughes Clayton's work showing this idealic country rustic scene.

Hughes Clayton lived in Liverpool from 1891-1916. Cemaes Bay, Anglesey, from 1907, and Wallasey, Cheshire from 1928.

He was best known for his coastal and rural scenes in the North West, Anglesey and North Wales.

His 42 exhibits were all at The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.

Physical Dimensions
Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
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William Greenwood Fine Art has dated this Antique Cottage Watercolour Painting to the Victorian era.

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SA764181
Description
Artist: James John Hughes Clayton. (1870-1930).

Title: "Girl feeding hens outside a country cottage".

Watercolour. 12 1/4"x 17". Framed: 19 3/4"x 24".

Signed. Circa 1900.

In very good ready to hang condition.

fig 1. A watercolour painting depicting a figure feeding chickens on a dirt path beside a thatched timber-framed cottage.
fig 1. James Hughes Clayton. "Girl Feeding Hens". Watercolour Landscape.

Price: £780. Including free UK delivery.

For more information please contact us at:

Tel: 01677 424830

Mob: 07885 175279

Email: williamgreenwoodfineart@gmail.com

Trade enquiries welcome.

A charming and vibrant example of Hughes Clayton's work showing this idealic country rustic scene.

fig 2. A watercolour painting depicting a figure feeding chickens on a dirt path beside a thatched timber-framed cottage.
fig 2. James Hughes Clayton. "Girl Feeding Hens". Watercolour Landscape.

Hughes Clayton lived in Liverpool from 1891-1916. Cemaes Bay, Anglesey, from 1907, and Wallasey, Cheshire from 1928.

He was best known for his coastal and rural scenes in the North West, Anglesey and North Wales.

His 42 exhibits were all at The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.

Height
50.5cm (19.88")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

William Greenwood Fine Art has dated this Antique Cottage Watercolour Painting to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA764181
William Greenwood Fine Art
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2012
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A watercolour painting depicting a figure feeding chickens on a dirt path beside a thatched timber-framed cottage.
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