Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
The family appears to have diversified and by the 1880’s he is listed as a carver and gilder. By 1896 he was recorded in the local trade directories as an artist. Hattersley was an extremely talented watercolourist of landscapes and beach scenes and while he is little recorded because he did not exhibit in London he is widely admired and collected. Frederick appears to have had no formal training and this probably explains his distinctive style. While he is little recorded, he did exhibit with the Sheffield Society of Artists between 1870-1890 and Sheffield Museums hold at least six local views by him. These works are in the original fine quality gilt frames with original gilding and are in excellent condition with some minor repairs, they also retain the original titles. The pair are great examples of this interesting artist’s work with a wonderful sense of the romance of the rural landscape as well as hugely decorative frames and mounts. C.1890.
Overall sizes in inches each including frames: 21 ¾ by 18
Prometheus Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
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