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Lilian Stannard Watercolour ‘ Michaelmas Daisies’
Graham Reed Fine Art
for sale €2,106     $2,286
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Lilian Stannard Watercolour ‘ Michaelmas Daisies’

1900 - 1920
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Lilian Stannard 1877-1944 was a painter of garden scenes,usually in watercolour,in the manner of Helen Allingham.From a well- known Bedford family of artists. Sister of Henry Sylvester Stannard and daughter of Henry Stannard.Exhibited at the RA 1902-30 and at the RI.’ Michaelmas Daisies’ signed watercolour,image size 25x35cms,framed size 46x56cms; original regilded frame and with the original Frost and Reed label to the back board.From a superb set of four very fine garden watercolours.

Physical Dimensions
Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
56cm (22.05")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique English Garden Watercolour to the 1920s.

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SA764601
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Lilian Stannard 1877-1944 was a painter of garden scenes,usually in watercolour,in the manner of Helen Allingham.From a well- known Bedford family of artists. Sister of Henry Sylvester Stannard and daughter of Henry Stannard.Exhibited at the RA 1902-30 and at the RI.
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’ Michaelmas Daisies’ signed watercolour,image size 25x35cms,framed size 46x56cms; original regilded frame and with the original Frost and Reed label to the back board.
Graham Reed Fine Art

From a superb set of four very fine garden watercolours.

Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
56cm (22.05")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Antique English Garden Watercolour to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA764601
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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An Edwardian watercolour painting of a stone garden path flanked by vibrant pink and purple Michaelmas daisies and clipped topiary hedges.
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Archive I An Edwardian watercolour painting of a stone garden path flanked by vibrant pink and purple Michaelmas daisies and clipped topiary hedges.

Lilian Stannard Watercolour ‘ Michaelmas Daisies’

Archive II An Edwardian watercolour painting of a stone garden path flanked by vibrant pink and purple Michaelmas daisies and clipped topiary hedges. View II
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An Edwardian watercolour painting of a stone garden path flanked by vibrant pink and purple Michaelmas daisies and clipped topiary hedges.
LILIAN STANNARD WATERCOLOUR ‘ MICHAELMAS DAISIES’
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An Edwardian watercolour painting of a stone garden path flanked by vibrant pink and purple Michaelmas daisies and clipped topiary hedges.
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Edwardian garden watercolours frequently depict formal and informal horticultural elements, such as herbaceous borders, stone paths, topiary hedges, and pergolas. They reflect the early 20th-century British garden revival movement, emphasising naturalistic plantings rendered with subtle colour washes and detailed brushwork.

Artists during this era typically painted on heavy, acid-free rag paper or board using water-soluble pigments derived from natural minerals and organic sources. Soft hair brushes, such as sable, were utilised to achieve soft washes and precise floral detailing.

Authentic period watercolours often feature pencil underdrawing, subtle aging or foxing on original paper, and lower corner signatures. Examining the frame and backing paper for period framer labels and natural oxidisation can also confirm age.

A floral watercolour can be framed in a simple modern oak or gilt frame and hung as part of a gallery wall or positioned above a console table. Dark background walls complement the light hues of watercolour washes, creating an elegant visual contrast.

To prevent fading and damage, watercolours should be kept away from direct sunlight and hung in climate-controlled areas free from high humidity. Mounting with acid-free museum board and glazing with UV-protective glass protects the paper and pigments from deterioration.
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