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George Graham "Haymaking" Watercolour
McTague of Harrogate
for sale €1,112     $1,207
£950
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George Graham "Haymaking" Watercolour

1900 - 1920
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George Graham was born in Leeds in 1881 and took drawing lessons at Leeds School of Art and later studied painting in London under Sir Frank Brangwyn and Sir William Nicholson. He exhibited oil paintings and watercolours at the Royal Academy 1908-1947, the Royal Scottish Academy from 1916, the New English Art Club from 1938 and at many other Galleries throughout the U.K.. George Graham settled at Winchelsea Beach in the early 1920s designing and building a house in 1922 that he called Salt Dykes and where he died in 1949.

"Haymaking" is a lovely example of his work. Measuring 12"x 16" the picture is signed lower right and is mounted and framed giving an overall size of 19"x 23".

Physical Dimensions
Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
60cm (23.62")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
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McTague of Harrogate has dated this George Graham Watercolour Landscape to the 1910s.

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George Graham was born in Leeds in 1881 and took drawing lessons at Leeds School of Art and later studied painting in London under Sir Frank Brangwyn and Sir William Nicholson.
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He exhibited oil paintings and watercolours at the Royal Academy 1908-1947, the Royal Scottish Academy from 1916, the New English Art Club from 1938 and at many other Galleries throughout the U.
McTague of Harrogate

K.. George Graham settled at Winchelsea Beach in the early 1920s designing and building a house in 1922 that he called Salt Dykes and where he died in 1949.

"Haymaking" is a lovely example of his work. Measuring 12"x 16" the picture is signed lower right and is mounted and framed giving an overall size of 19"x 23".

Height
49cm (19.29")
Width
60cm (23.62")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

McTague of Harrogate has dated this George Graham Watercolour Landscape to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA914134
McTague of Harrogate
McTague of Harrogate
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Mctague of harrogate are yorkshire based dealers in old pictures. Please see website mctague.co.uk

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A 1920s watercolour painting depicting agricultural workers and horses in a field framed by large leafy trees under a cloudy sky.
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Archive I A 1920s watercolour painting depicting agricultural workers and horses in a field framed by large leafy trees under a cloudy sky.

George Graham "Haymaking" watercolour

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A 1920s watercolour painting depicting agricultural workers and horses in a field framed by large leafy trees under a cloudy sky.
George Graham "Haymaking" watercolour
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A 1920s watercolour painting depicting agricultural workers and horses in a field framed by large leafy trees under a cloudy sky.
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Early twentieth-century British watercolour landscapes often combined impressionistic brushwork with traditional pastoral subject matter. Artists focused on atmospheric light, rapid plein-air execution, and depicting working rural life before widespread industrialisation.

Artists utilised water-based pigments suspended in gum arabic applied to heavy cotton rag or cellulose paper. The natural texture and tone of the paper provided the light background, with washes layered from light to dark tones.

Authentic works typically feature hand signatures and dates near the bottom edges, period-appropriate paper age showing subtle uniform toning, and fluid brushwork without mechanical dot patterns or modern synthetic pigment brightness.

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