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Edmund George Warren Watercolour ‘ Herding Sheep in an Extensive Landscape’
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Edmund George Warren Watercolour ‘ Herding Sheep in an Extensive Landscape’

19th century
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Edmund George Warren RI ROI 1834-1909.Landscape watercolourist who lived London and Chudleigh,Devon.Exhib at RA from 1852,Grosvenor Gallery,Bond Street and elsewhere,but principally at NWS(197 works) of which he became an associate in 1852 and RI 1856,ROI until 1903.His work had an almost photographic realism,coming very close to Pre-Raphaelitism at times. ‘Herding Sheep in an Extensive Wooded Landscape’ signed watercolour,image size42.5 x63 cms framed size 69 x90 cms

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Height
69cm (27.17")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Landscape Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA927706
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Edmund George Warren RI ROI 1834-1909.Landscape watercolourist who lived London and Chudleigh,Devon.
Exhib at RA from 1852,Grosvenor Gallery,Bond Street and elsewhere,but principally at NWS(197 works) of which he became an associate in 1852 and RI 1856,ROI until 1903.
Graham Reed Fine Art

His work had an almost photographic realism,coming very close to Pre-Raphaelitism at times. ‘Herding Sheep in an Extensive Wooded Landscape’ signed watercolour,image size42.5 x63 cms framed size 69 x90 cms

Height
69cm (27.17")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Depth
2cm (0.79")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian Landscape Watercolour Painting to the 19th Century.

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SA927706
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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A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock of sheep near a timber gate in a wide green landscape.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock of sheep near a timber gate in a wide green landscape.

Edmund George Warren Watercolour ‘ Herding Sheep in an Extensive Landscape’

Archive II A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock of sheep near a timber gate in a wide green landscape. View II
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A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock of sheep near a timber gate in a wide green landscape.
EDMUND GEORGE WARREN WATERCOLOUR ‘ HERDING SHEEP IN AN EXTENSIVE LANDSCAPE’
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A nineteenth-century watercolour painting depicting a shepherd and sheepdog herding a flock of sheep near a timber gate in a wide green landscape.
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Victorian landscape watercolours are defined by their naturalistic focus on British flora, rural labour, and rural landscapes. Artists during this period often employed fine detail, delicate glazing, and atmospheric perspective to capture changes in natural light.

Artists used finely ground mineral and botanical pigments bound with gum arabic, applied directly onto handmade cotton or linen rag paper. Frames were typically gilded wood or oak fitted with glass to protect the delicate watercolour washes from environmental moisture.

Authentic period watercolours show natural paper ageing, such as mild foxing or subtle tone changes, alongside artist signatures or inscriptions. Hand-applied brushstrokes, historical framing methods, and provenance marks on the reverse further confirm authenticity.

A traditional landscape painting can be styled above a timber sideboard, a fireplace mantel, or positioned within a gallery wall. Pairing framed watercolours with muted wall paint colours enhances their rich green and earthy undertones.

Watercolours must be kept away from direct sunlight to prevent pigment fading. Display the painting behind UV-filtering glass using acid-free mounting board, and maintain a stable room humidity level to protect the paper from foxing.
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