Coastal Scene Watercolor Painting
$974.95
Dated 1863 Attributed to William Trost Richards
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This coastal scene watercolor painting for sale, attributed to American landscape artist William Trost Richards, is dated September 11, 1963. Inscribed “At South Pier,” the painting on paper is similar to other sketches and preparatory drawings and watercolors done by Trost of the Rhode Island Coastline, where the painting was through to be composed. The painting presents a soft palette of shoreline waves and a soft yellow and blue hue to the sky.
The painting comes to us from a collection of drawings and watercolors that focus on the Rhode Island coastline and landscape theme during the 19th century and acquired in the New England area over the years through auction and art dealers during the early and 20th century. This collection is presented through the family by descent. The painting unsigned remains attributed to the artist, or in the manner of the school of. It is a wonderful and charming watercolor painting and an ideal purchase for anyone looking for 19th-century American watercolor paintings, artwork in the style of William Trost Richards, or paintings in the Hudson River School and the American Pre-Raphaelite style.
The painting comes to us from a collection of drawings and watercolors that focus on the Rhode Island coastline and landscape theme during the 19th century and acquired in the New England area over the years through auction and art dealers during the early and 20th century. This collection is presented through the family by descent. The painting unsigned remains attributed to the artist, or in the manner of the school of. It is a wonderful and charming watercolor painting and an ideal purchase for anyone looking for 19th-century American watercolor paintings, artwork in the style of William Trost Richards, or paintings in the Hudson River School and the American Pre-Raphaelite style.
Dimensions
The watercolor painting measures 3.75 inches in height by 6.8 inches wide.
Condition
The paper displays foxing and oxidation. The Edges of the sheet have been unevenly trimmed, and the reverse of the sheet displays several layers of previous frame mounting residue.
