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Carleton Grant Watercolour ‘ Boats on the River Thames’
Graham Reed Fine Art
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Carleton Grant Watercolour ‘ Boats on the River Thames’

19th century
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Carleton Grant RBA 1858-1899.Born in Liverpool he developed a highly individual form of watercolour landscape painting.While undoubtably influenced by the nocturnes of James McNeill Whisy,his contribution presents evening time in a manner that is particularly sift and gentle with the last light reflected in quiet backwaters,often those of the Thames Valley.Prior to 1892 he lived in North Wakes at Rhyl and Llandudno but in that year he moved to the Thames Valley.In the same year he started exhibiting at the Royal Academy exhibiting 10 works between 1892-97.His main showcase was the Royal Society of British Artists where he showed 24 works in his short career.His work was shown to Queen Victoria and her daughter Princess Louise at Windsor Castle and each purchased two works. ‘Boats on the River Thames’ signed watercolour,dated 1893,image size 19x36 cms,framed size 45.5x61 cms

Physical Dimensions
Height
45.5cm (17.91")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
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Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian River Thames Watercolour to the 19th Century.

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SA973766
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Carleton Grant RBA 1858-1899.Born in Liverpool he developed a highly individual form of watercolour landscape painting.While undoubtably influenced by the nocturnes of James McNeill Whisy,his contribution presents evening time in a manner that is particularly sift and gentle with the last light reflected in quiet backwaters,often those of the Thames Valley.
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Prior to 1892 he lived in North Wakes at Rhyl and Llandudno but in that year he moved to the Thames Valley.
Graham Reed Fine Art

In the same year he started exhibiting at the Royal Academy exhibiting 10 works between 1892-97.His main showcase was the Royal Society of British Artists where he showed 24 works in his short career.His work was shown to Queen Victoria and her daughter Princess Louise at Windsor Castle and each purchased two works. ‘Boats on the River Thames’ signed watercolour,dated 1893,image size 19x36 cms,framed size 45.5x61 cms

Height
45.5cm (17.91")
Width
61cm (24.02")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Graham Reed Fine Art has dated this Victorian River Thames Watercolour to the 19th Century.

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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 late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a misty river scene with a stone bridge, boats, and a figure standing on a wooden pier.
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Archive I A late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a misty river scene with a stone bridge, boats, and a figure standing on a wooden pier.

CARLETON GRANT WATERCOLOUR ‘ BOATS ON THE RIVER THAMES’

Archive II A late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a misty river scene with a stone bridge, boats, and a figure standing on a wooden pier. View II
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A late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a misty river scene with a stone bridge, boats, and a figure standing on a wooden pier.
CARLETON GRANT WATERCOLOUR ‘ BOATS ON THE RIVER THAMES’
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A late 19th-century watercolour painting depicting a misty river scene with a stone bridge, boats, and a figure standing on a wooden pier.
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Late Victorian watercolours often focused on realistic topographies, atmospheric lighting effects, and peaceful rural or maritime views. Artists frequently captured British rivers and coastal regions using delicate washes to convey damp, overcast weather.

Nineteenth-century watercolours were typically executed on heavy cotton or linen rag paper using water-based natural pigments. Artists often applied light charcoal or graphite underdrawings before layering transparent or bodycolour washes.

Authentic pieces generally feature contemporary signatures, dates, or artist monograms alongside period-appropriate paper aging, such as slight toning or foxing. Examination of pigment solubility and original backing materials also assists in authentication.

A framed historical watercolour can be integrated into modern spaces by hanging it against neutral or deep-toned walls within a gallery wall arrangement. Pairing the artwork with period timber furniture or clean minimalist shelving creates a balanced visual contrast.

Watercolours must be displayed away from direct sunlight and fitted with UV-filtering glass to prevent pigment fading. Frame the artwork using acid-free matting and mounting tape, and maintain stable indoor humidity levels to avoid mold growth.
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