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Views of Guernsey and Possibly Jersey Set of 4 19th Century Watercolours
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Views of Guernsey and Possibly Jersey Set of 4 19th Century Watercolours

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Charles A. Jaques (late 19th Century) – 4 Coastal views of Guernsey and possibly Jersey

Set of (4) large watercolours including Le Gouffre and Castle Cornet (Guernsey), and two other coastal subjects. Pencil, pen and ink and watercolour on white wove paper. Each picture is presented with a wash lined mount. Provenance: Christie’s – Collection of the late John Appleby 2011.

Images: 6 x 18 3/4in. (15.2 x 47.5 cm.)

Mounts: 13 3/4 x 26 in. (35 x 66.1 cm.)

An affable connoisseur, John Appleby’s passionate enthusiasm was infectious. He moved to Jersey, in the Channel Islands during the 1970s and traded as a dealer, primarily in watercolours and topographical views of Jersey and the Channel Islands. In 1973, Appleby’s enthusiasm to secure a portrait of the Jersey born actress Lillie Langtry by Sir John Everett Millais, led him to considerably overrun his commission bid from The States of Jersey in order to secure it. Luckily they honoured his bid and it is now one of the jewels of the museum collection. He became an expert in the field keen on sharing his extensive knowledge, and published several books on his specialist subject ranging from ‘The Dictionary of Painters of the Channel Islands’ to a biography of ‘Paul Jacob Naftel’, and ‘Edmund Blampied – A Catalogue Raisonne’.

Christie’s London.

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Radnorshire Fine Arts Ltd has dated these 19th Century Watercolour Paintings to the 19th Century.

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Charles A. Jaques (late 19th Century) – 4 Coastal views of Guernsey and possibly Jersey
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Set of (4) large watercolours including Le Gouffre and Castle Cornet (Guernsey), and two other coastal subjects.
Radnorshire Fine Arts Ltd

Pencil, pen and ink and watercolour on white wove paper. Each picture is presented with a wash lined mount. Provenance: Christie’s – Collection of the late John Appleby 2011.

fig 1. A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts.
fig 1. Views of Guernsey and Possibly Jersey Set of 4 19th Century Watercolours

Images: 6 x 18 3/4in. (15.2 x 47.5 cm.)

Mounts: 13 3/4 x 26 in. (35 x 66.1 cm.)

An affable connoisseur, John Appleby’s passionate enthusiasm was infectious. He moved to Jersey, in the Channel Islands during the 1970s and traded as a dealer, primarily in watercolours and topographical views of Jersey and the Channel Islands. In 1973, Appleby’s enthusiasm to secure a portrait of the Jersey born actress Lillie Langtry by Sir John Everett Millais, led him to considerably overrun his commission bid from The States of Jersey in order to secure it. Luckily they honoured his bid and it is now one of the jewels of the museum collection. He became an expert in the field keen on sharing his extensive knowledge, and published several books on his specialist subject ranging from ‘The Dictionary of Painters of the Channel Islands’ to a biography of ‘Paul Jacob Naftel’, and ‘Edmund Blampied – A Catalogue Raisonne’.

Christie’s London.

Date of Manufacture

Radnorshire Fine Arts Ltd has dated these 19th Century Watercolour Paintings to the 19th Century.

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SA1244401
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A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts.
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Archive I A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts.

Views of Guernsey and Possibly Jersey Set of 4 19th Century Watercolours

Archive II A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View II
Archive III A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View III
Archive IV A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View IV
Archive V A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View V
Archive VI A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View VI
Archive VII A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View VII
Archive VIII A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View VIII
Archive IX A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts. View IX
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A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts.
Views of Guernsey and possibly Jersey Set of 4 19th Century Watercolours
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A set of four 19th-century panoramic watercolour paintings depicting coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands in cream mounts.
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  • ObjectPaintings
  • Period19th century
  • Style19th Century British School
  • MaterialPaper, Watercolour Paint, Card Mount
  • ColourBlue and Beige
  • MotifsPanoramic format, Coastal landscapes, Washed sky tones, Cream mounts

This set of four 19th-century British School watercolours depicts coastal landscapes, cliffs, and beaches of the Channel Islands. The pictures are executed in pencil, pen and ink, and watercolour on white wove paper, displaying washed blue and beige sky tones, rocky shores, and calm seas. Each panoramic image is presented within a cream card mount featuring delicate wash lines. The watercolours include specific views of Le Gouffre and Castle Cornet on Guernsey, alongside two additional coastal subjects by Charles A. Jaques. The four paintings each measure 15.2 x 47.5 cm, with individual mounts measuring 35 x 66.1 cm. These artworks suit display in a coastal retreat interior, traditionally hung together in a living room, hallway, or above a sideboard. The muted palette of blue, beige, and earthy tones integrates easily into neutral or heritage decorative schemes. The traditional format and subject matter reflect the topographical interest in the Channel Islands during the late 19th century, carrying historical provenance from the collection of the late John Appleby.

19th-century British watercolour painting is characterised by fluid washes, translucent pigments, and a focus on capturing natural light, topographical details, and atmospheric weather conditions.

Artists used water-based pigments applied to heavy cotton rag paper, often bound into sketchbooks or mounted onto board, and framed under glass to protect the fugitive colours.

Authentic period watercolours show natural paper aging, subtle foxing, period-appropriate mounts, watermarks on rag paper, and brushwork techniques consistent with 19th-century landscape artists.

Hang the artworks as a structured grid or linear gallery wall above a sideboard or console table to create visual symmetry against neutral or muted wall tones.

Display watercolours away from direct sunlight using UV-protective glass, maintain stable humidity levels to prevent mould growth, and ensure acid-free mounting materials are used.
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