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Ernest Pile Bucknall Watercolour ‘ Harvest Time’
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Ernest Pile Bucknall Watercolour ‘ Harvest Time’

1900 - 1920
Sold 15 May 2025 · Graham Reed Fine Art
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Ernest Pile Bucknall born 1861.Landscape artist born Liverpool.Studied art at Lambeth and South Kensington and awarded Queens Prize for Perspective 1876.Exhibited mainly at the RA from 1885 where he showed 41 works ,but also at the RBA,RI,The Walker Art Gallery Liverpool and elsewhere. ‘ Harvest Time’ signed watercolour,image size 40x54cms,framed size 63x77cms.

Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Ernest Pile Bucknall Watercolour to the 1900s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
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SA825326
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Ernest Pile Bucknall born 1861.Landscape artist born Liverpool.Studied art at Lambeth and South Kensington and awarded Queens Prize for Perspective 1876.
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Exhibited mainly at the RA from 1885 where he showed 41 works ,but also at the RBA,RI,The Walker Art Gallery Liverpool and elsewhere.
Graham Reed Fine Art

‘ Harvest Time’ signed watercolour,image size 40x54cms,framed size 63x77cms.

Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Ernest Pile Bucknall Watercolour to the 1900s.

Height
63cm (24.80")
Width
77cm (30.31")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA825326
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 antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Ernest Pile Bucknall Watercolour ‘ Harvest Time’

Archive II An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape. View II
Archive III An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape. View III
Archive IV An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape. View IV
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Newark Antiques and Interiors
Kelham Rd
Newark
Nottinghamshire
NG24 1BX
United Kingdom
Verified Since Jun 2017
Items For Sale 245
Items Sold 357
Graham Reed Fine Art
Graham Reed Fine Art
Verified Since Jun 2017
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Location: Newark Antiques and Interiors, Kelham Rd, Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG24 1BX, United Kingdom
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An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape.
ERNEST PILE BUCKNALL WATERCOLOUR ‘ HARVEST TIME’
Ref: SA825326
An antique watercolour painting depicting a rural harvest scene with horses and figures in a hilly landscape.
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  • ObjectPaintings
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialWatercolour on paper
  • ColourMuted Earth Tones
  • MotifsRural figures, Draft horses, Rolling hills, Atmospheric skies
  • SizeH 63 cm (25 in) x W 77 cm (30 in) x D 2.5 cm (1 in)

British watercolours from this period typically feature transparent washes of pigment on paper, capturing light, atmospheric conditions, and pastoral or coastal scenes with fluid brushwork.

Artists traditionally used handmade rag paper, animal hair brushes, and water-soluble pigments bound with gum arabic, often housed behind glass within timber frames.

Authentic pieces exhibit genuine hand-applied brushwork, slight tonal variations, paper ageing characteristics such as subtle foxing, and period framing rather than modern digital dot matrices or offset printing.

Historic watercolours add depth and character when framed traditionally and hung against neutral walls or paired with contemporary furnishings to create a balanced eclectic aesthetic.

To prevent fading and deterioration, watercolours must be kept away from direct sunlight, maintained in stable humidity conditions, and framed using conservation-grade, acid-free materials.
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