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Marine Watercolour by Max Krause, Leaving Port (Liverpool)
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Marine Watercolour by Max Krause, Leaving Port (Liverpool)

1900 - 1920
Sold 6 May 2025 · William Rand Antiques
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A good marine watercolour, titled leaving Port (we presume Liverpool) by Max Krause, signed with the artist's pseudonym (M Crouse) - Frederick Heinrich Max Krause. Circa 1900.

In superb condition throughout, a good example of his work, professionally cleaned, conserved and reframed.

Overall dimensions including frame : 26.5 x 21.25 inches

Heinrich Max Krause was born in Biesdorf in Germany in 1861, to Franz Emile Hermann Krause (1836–1900), a landscape artist, and Johann Henrietta Amelia Stock, daughter of another German painter, J. F. A. Stock. The family moved to the UK and settled in Lancashire, where the 1881 census shows the 20-year-old Max living at 28 Bignor Street, Cheetham, Prestwich, with his parents and five siblings. He and his artist brother, Emil Albert Krause, were both taught by their father. In 1916 anti-German feeling prompted Emil Albert to change his name by deed poll to Emil Albert Stock; he is often also wrongly called Emil Axel owing to confusion with a Danish artist.

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Date of Manufacture

William Rand Antiques has dated this Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1900s.

Physical Dimensions
Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
1cm (0.39")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Reference Numbers
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SA992808
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A good marine watercolour, titled leaving Port (we presume Liverpool) by Max Krause, signed with the artist's pseudonym (M Crouse) - Frederick Heinrich Max Krause. Circa 1900.
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In superb condition throughout, a good example of his work, professionally cleaned, conserved and reframed.
William Rand Antiques
fig 1. A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky.
fig 1. Marine Watercolour by Max Krause, Leaving Port (Liverpool)

Overall dimensions including frame : 26.5 x 21.25 inches

Heinrich Max Krause was born in Biesdorf in Germany in 1861, to Franz Emile Hermann Krause (1836–1900), a landscape artist, and Johann Henrietta Amelia Stock, daughter of another German painter, J. F. A. Stock. The family moved to the UK and settled in Lancashire, where the 1881 census shows the 20-year-old Max living at 28 Bignor Street, Cheetham, Prestwich, with his parents and five siblings. He and his artist brother, Emil Albert Krause, were both taught by their father. In 1916 anti-German feeling prompted Emil Albert to change his name by deed poll to Emil Albert Stock; he is often also wrongly called Emil Axel owing to confusion with a Danish artist.

Source: ARTUK.ORG

Date of Manufacture

William Rand Antiques has dated this Marine Watercolour Painting to the 1900s.

Height
1cm (0.39")
Width
1cm (0.39")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Reference Numbers
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SA992808
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Archive I A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Marine Watercolour by Max Krause, Leaving Port (Liverpool)

Archive II A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky. View II
Archive III A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky. View III
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William Rand Antiques

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A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky.
Marine watercolour by Max Krause, leaving Port (Liverpool)
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A framed marine watercolour painting depicting sailing vessels and a steam tug on water beneath a cloudy sky.
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  • ObjectFramed Art
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • Material[Paper, Watercolour pigment, Wood, Glass]
  • ColourBlue
  • MotifsSailing vessels, Harbour scene, Cloud study, Gold frame
  • SizeH 1 cm (0 in) x W 1 cm (0 in) x D 1 cm (0 in)

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Marine watercolour paintings depict maritime subjects such as ships, harbours, and seascapes using water-soluble pigments on paper, gaining popularity during the 18th and 19th centuries as travel and global trade expanded.

Traditional watercolours utilise finely ground pigments bound with gum arabic applied to handmade rag paper or watercolour boards, typically framed under glass with wooden mouldings.

Authentic pieces exhibit period-appropriate paper watermarks, subtle pigment ageing, handcrafted framing methods, and artist signatures consistent with historical records.

These works suit traditional studies, hallways, or living rooms, often paired with neutral walls and subtle lighting to highlight the delicate pigment work without causing light damage.

Preservation requires hanging away from direct sunlight to prevent fading, maintaining stable indoor humidity levels, and ensuring conservation-grade framing with UV-filtering glass.
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