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Edwardian Watercolour Cockerel 1904 by German Artist R Lauritsch VI
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Edwardian Watercolour Cockerel 1904 by German Artist R Lauritsch VI

1900 - 1920
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*Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £18.00 within the UK. Worldwide shipping available.*

A beautifully painted countryside watercolour that shows a Welsummer cockerel in a farmyard setting. The cockerel has been finely detailed and painted with good strong colours.

Inscribed lower right 'Nach der Natur' 11 Juni 1904. Signed by German artist R. Lauritsch VI.

Presented within a glazed silver coloured mottled frame.

Size to include frame: H60.4cm L55.2cm

Date of Manufacture

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Edwardian Cockerel Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

Physical Dimensions
Height
60.4cm (23.78")
Width
55.2cm (21.73")
Reference Numbers
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SA1081764
Description
*Please Note. This price excludes the cost of carriage which will be an additional £18.00 within the UK. Worldwide shipping available.*

A beautifully painted countryside watercolour that shows a Welsummer cockerel in a farmyard setting. The cockerel has been finely detailed and painted with good strong colours.

Inscribed lower right 'Nach der Natur' 11 Juni 1904. Signed by German artist R. Lauritsch VI.

Presented within a glazed silver coloured mottled frame.

Size to include frame: H60.4cm L55.2cm

Date of Manufacture

Roger Bradbury Antiques has dated this Edwardian Cockerel Watercolour Painting to the Edwardian era.

Height
60.4cm (23.78")
Width
55.2cm (21.73")
Reference Numbers
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SA1081764
Roger Bradbury Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2012

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An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting.
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Archive I An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting.

Edwardian Watercolour Cockerel 1904 by German Artist R Lauritsch VI

Archive II An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View II
Archive III An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View III
Archive IV An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View IV
Archive V An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View V
Archive VI An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View VI
Archive VII An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View VII
Archive VIII An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. View VIII
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An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting.
Edwardian Watercolour Cockerel 1904 by German Artist R Lauritsch VI
Ref: SA1081764
An original Edwardian watercolour painting depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting.
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  • ObjectWatercolour Painting
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleEdwardian
  • MaterialPaper, Watercolour Pigment
  • ColourWarm Brown
  • MotifsWatercolour wash, Observational realism, Artist signature, Farmyard landscape
  • SizeH 60.4 cm (24 in) x W 55.2 cm (22 in)

An original Edwardian watercolour painting on paper using watercolour pigment, depicting a detailed cockerel with red and brown plumage standing on a dirt path in a rural farmyard setting. The artwork measures 60.4 cm high and 55.2 cm wide, presented within a glazed silver coloured mottled frame, and includes an artist signature along with an inscription in the lower right corner. Visible details comprise the warm brown, red and black tones of the plumage, the wooden fence and rustic farmyard structures in the background, and birds flying in the pale sky above. This piece fits well in a rustic farmhouse style interior and is intended for placement above a sideboard in a living room, hallway, or dining space.

FAQs

During the Edwardian era, artists frequently turned to naturalism and rural life, producing detailed studies of livestock and poultry. These works combine observational accuracy with soft watercolour washes, capturing light and texture while reflecting the periods appreciation for countryside themes.

Artworks from this era were typically executed using ground pigment paints mixed with a water-soluble binder, applied onto heavy cotton-rag or cellulose paper. Artists layered delicate washes over pencil underdrawings to achieve subtle colour transitions and depth.

Authentic watercolours from this period generally exhibit hand-applied pencil or ink signatures, dates, and inscriptions near the margins. The paper often displays age-appropriate toning or subtle foxing, while close inspection under magnification reveals distinct brush strokes rather than printed dot patterns.

Small natural history or livestock studies sit well when framed in slim wooden or gilt mouldings and hung as part of a gallery wall. They are particularly effective when placed above a sideboard, in a country kitchen, or alongside darker timber furniture to add historical character.

Watercolours are sensitive to light and moisture. Mount the artwork using acid-free materials behind UV-filtering glass, and display it away from direct sunlight and areas of high humidity to prevent fading, paper degradation, and foxing.
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