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Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker
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Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

19th century
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Henry H Parker

British, (1858-1930)

At Ewhurst near Guildford, Surrey

Oil on canvas, signed & dated (18)95, further transcribed verso

Image size: 23.25 inches x 35.25 inches

Size including frame: 30.25 inches x 42.25 inches

An atmospheric landscape painting of a logging cart and horses on a country track by Henry Parker. A figure and a dog are depicted leading a logging cart and team of horses past a village church as dusk falls.

Henry Parker was born in the St Pancras area of London on 27 June, 1860 and was christened Henry Deacon Hillier (or Hillyer) Parker. His parents were Thomas, a draughtsman and lithographer and Lucy Parker. The family lived in Gillies Street, St Pancras.

He studied at the St Martin’s School of Art and initially started his working life as an Illustrator for the Illustrated London News. However, by the age of 23 he had become known as a landscape painter. He married Charlotte Eliza Wilson in June, 1888 and together they had six children. His son Frederick became a draughtsman. He spent most of his adult life in Tottenham living at Elmer Road and later 13 Somerset Road. He died in London on 12 June, 1930.

Parker mainly painted rustic views of the South East of England, in Surrey, Sussex and Kent as well as views of the Thames. He also painted in Worcestershire and Wales. As well as signing his paintings Henry H Parker, he also painted under the pseudonyms of H D Hillier and possibly HD Hillyer. It is believed he used a pseudonym because of contractual obligations to a London gallery. In addition to being known as Henry Hillier Parker, he is also sometimes referred to as Henry Hillingford Parker.

His style, with its quick and impressionistic brush strokes has often been compared to B. W. Leader. Like many of his contemporaries, he concentrated on painting "pure" landscapes, a genre that he mastered early in his career. His landscapes are lush and tranquil, frequently featuring figures in a cornfield, on a boat or walking down a country path. The scenes are often sunny and bright and the waters are calm and soothing.

Parker is one of the few top calibre artists who does not appear to have exhibited in England, although his works appear frequently on the market and are as popular today as they were in his lifetime. Examples of his work are held by the Hartlepool Museum, Haworth Art Gallery, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, University of Oxford and the Williamson Art Gallery. A number of Museums and art galleries across the world also have his paintings on display including St. James’s Museum, Montreal, Auckland Museum and the Melbourne Gallery.

Presentation: The work is housed in a new, English made gilt frame which is in excellent condition.

Condition: As with all of our original antique oil paintings, this work is offered in ready to hang gallery condition, having been professionally cleaned, restored and revarnished.

© Benton Fine Art

Physical Dimensions
Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
107.5cm (42.32")
Depth
7.5cm (2.95")
Declaration

Benton Fine Art has dated this Henry H Parker Landscape Painting to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA907077
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Description
Henry H Parker

British, (1858-1930)

At Ewhurst near Guildford, Surrey

Oil on canvas, signed & dated (18)95, further transcribed verso

Image size: 23.25 inches x 35.25 inches

Size including frame: 30.25 inches x 42.25 inches

An atmospheric landscape painting of a logging cart and horses on a country track by Henry Parker.

A figure and a dog are depicted leading a logging cart and team of horses past a village church as dusk falls.
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fig 1. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 1. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

Henry Parker was born in the St Pancras area of London on 27 June, 1860 and was christened Henry Deacon Hillier (or Hillyer) Parker. His parents were Thomas, a draughtsman and lithographer and Lucy Parker. The family lived in Gillies Street, St Pancras.

fig 2. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 2. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

He studied at the St Martin’s School of Art and initially started his working life as an Illustrator for the Illustrated London News. However, by the age of 23 he had become known as a landscape painter. He married Charlotte Eliza Wilson in June, 1888 and together they had six children. His son Frederick became a draughtsman. He spent most of his adult life in Tottenham living at Elmer Road and later 13 Somerset Road. He died in London on 12 June, 1930.

fig 3. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 3. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

Parker mainly painted rustic views of the South East of England, in Surrey, Sussex and Kent as well as views of the Thames. He also painted in Worcestershire and Wales. As well as signing his paintings Henry H Parker, he also painted under the pseudonyms of H D Hillier and possibly HD Hillyer. It is believed he used a pseudonym because of contractual obligations to a London gallery. In addition to being known as Henry Hillier Parker, he is also sometimes referred to as Henry Hillingford Parker.

fig 4. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 4. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

His style, with its quick and impressionistic brush strokes has often been compared to B. W. Leader. Like many of his contemporaries, he concentrated on painting "pure" landscapes, a genre that he mastered early in his career. His landscapes are lush and tranquil, frequently featuring figures in a cornfield, on a boat or walking down a country path. The scenes are often sunny and bright and the waters are calm and soothing.

fig 5. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 5. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

Parker is one of the few top calibre artists who does not appear to have exhibited in England, although his works appear frequently on the market and are as popular today as they were in his lifetime. Examples of his work are held by the Hartlepool Museum, Haworth Art Gallery, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, University of Oxford and the Williamson Art Gallery. A number of Museums and art galleries across the world also have his paintings on display including St. James’s Museum, Montreal, Auckland Museum and the Melbourne Gallery.

fig 6. An antique oil painting depicting a horse-drawn timber cart traversing a muddy rural track at sunset, set within an ornate gilded frame.
fig 6. Landscape Oil Painting of a Logging Cart on a Country Track by Henry H Parker

Presentation: The work is housed in a new, English made gilt frame which is in excellent condition.

Condition: As with all of our original antique oil paintings, this work is offered in ready to hang gallery condition, having been professionally cleaned, restored and revarnished.

© Benton Fine Art

Height
77cm (30.31")
Width
107.5cm (42.32")
Depth
7.5cm (2.95")
Date of Manufacture

Benton Fine Art has dated this Henry H Parker Landscape Painting to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA907077
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Nineteenth-century British landscape paintings are characterised by realistic depictions of rural scenery, naturalistic lighting, and detailed depictions of country life. Artists frequently focused on atmospheric effects, changing weather conditions, and traditional agricultural scenes.

Victorian oil paintings were typically executed on stretched linen canvas using natural pigment oil paints. Frames were often constructed from timber moulding decorated with moulded gesso ornamentation and finished with gold leaf gilding.

Authentic period paintings display natural signs of age, such as fine surface craquelure, age-appropriate darkening or canvas oxidation on the reverse, hand-carved or period-appropriate stretcher bars, and authentic artist signatures.

Position a large framed landscape above a fireplace mantle, console table, or sideboard as a focal point. Balance the traditional gilt frame by pairing it with classic timber furniture or contrasting minimalist contemporary decor.

Display the painting away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and damp environments to prevent cracking and warping. Clean delicate gilded frames and canvas surfaces gently using a soft, dry camel-hair brush rather than liquid cleaners.
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