Dutch Manner Marine Seascape Oil Painting Of Gorleston Pier Norfolk (1 of 9)

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art

Leicestershire, UK

Mansion House Antiques have been buying and selling quality antiques for over 25 years and have built up a wealth of knowledge and expertise in multiple categories of antiques,specialising predominantly in fine oil paintings and portraits from the 17th,18th & 19th century period.All our antiques can be exported to most destinations worldwide and all goods are professionally packed in house to the highest of standards.Paintings can also be viewed by appointment and delivery by hand in person is often a service of ours. All goods are supplied with an invoice detailing dateline and condition and are guaranteed as described.Our aim is to satisfy every customer and provide a first class service with free advise always on hand.

Dutch Manner Marine Seascape Oil Painting Of Gorleston Pier Norfolk

REF: 0897 / LA435585

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Description

Here we have a charming Marine Oil Painting depicting rough seas of a view near Gorleston Pier. The painting is an oil on board set within a fine antique gilt and gesso decorative frame. The Artist is Charles Beaty (1878- 1956). Charles Beaty being a noted painter of Norwich and Norfolk marine scenes whose work is represented in a number of museum collections. A perfect item for any discerning collector of marine art especially as the location of this fine example is a well known place Gorleston. Frame Size Approximate height of painting including frame 20 inches or approx 51 centimetres Approximate width of painting including frame 29 3/4 inches or approx 76 centimetres Telephone Enquiries : 07765 856171

measurements

Height:

20 in

Width:

30 in

Depth:

2 in

measurements

declaration

Mansion House Antiques & Fine Art has clarified that the Dutch Manner Marine Seascape Oil Painting Of Gorleston Pier Norfolk (LA435585) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1900-1920

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condition

The painting is in very good order for the age with the colours crisp and vibrant, the frame is also tidy having only had the odd past minor repairs to beading which is unnoticeable. The work still retains the aesthetic ethic appeal of a charming Dutch manner seascape, rough seas and white water waves crashing together.