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Henry Martin Pope (1843-1908): Watercolour of Highland Landscape (Probably Wales)

Name: Henry Martin Pope (1843-1908): Watercolour of Highland Landscape (Probably Wales)
SKU: LA211771
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Description

Henry Martin Pope (1843-1908) is a listed painter and printmaker but now not so well known. He was born in Birmingham and studied at Birmingham School of Art. He was a founder member of the Birmingham Art Circle And lived in Kings Norton in the countryside near Birmingham. He painted landscapes and rustic subjects in oil and watercolour and exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, RBSA, RBA and RI. He was fond of views in and around Worcestershire and Warwickshire and also travelled to Wales. Henry Pope work is held in the collections of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and Kenilworth Town Council. The inspiring vista in this piece is unidentified but we think it is probably Snowdonia in Wales, which Pope is known to have painted many times. Signed lower left.

measurements

Height:

37 CM

Width:

49 CM

measurements

declaration

Art & Stuff has clarified that the Henry Martin Pope (1843-1908): Watercolour of Highland Landscape (Probably Wales) (LA211771) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being late 19th century

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condition

very small foxing spots to centre of painting. Colours strong and unfaded.

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Period:

Late 19th Century Art

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