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Landscape Watercolour Painting Near Chinnor, Bucks by George Oyston (1861-1937)

REF: LA582006
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Description
Landscape Watercolour Painting Near Chinnor, Bucks by George Oyston (1861-1937) This is a delightful original English countryside watercolour painting dating from the 1920s. Entitled: Near Chinnor, Bucks (Buckinghamshire). Painted by the listed British artist George Oyston (1861–1937), the work beautifully captures the tranquillity of the Buckinghamshire countryside in the height of summer. A gently flowing river meanders through the foreground, where a small flock of ducks drifts peacefully upon the water. Towering mature trees frame the scene, while rolling hills stretch into the distance beneath an expansive summer sky, creating a wonderful sense of depth and serenity. Executed with Oyston's characteristic sensitivity to light and atmosphere, the painting evokes the timeless charm of the English rural landscape. The work is signed in the lower right corner, 'George Oyston', and is presented in its original glazed gilt moulded frame. Artist Biography: George Oyston (1861-1937) was born in North Shields. The son of an engineer, he painted in both oil and watercolour and specialised in landscapes, river scenes and genre subjects. It is recorded that he was living in North Shields in the 1880s, where he practised as a professional artist in his native town, sending many works for exhibition at the Berwick Club in Newcastle. In 1897 he moved to Walton on Thames and Shepperton on Thames. He painted many views around the River Thames in Surrey as well as other landscapes in Surrey and Hampshire. He exhibited between 1891 and 1897 at the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour and the Royal Society of British Artists. Attributes: Watercolour and Gouache Signed: 'George Oyston' Circa: 1920s ^^ Fast & Free UK Delivery Included^^ *A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) will be provided by artsonline with this piece* Delivery Artsonline UK ships worldwide daily, using only fully insured, priority, and fully tracked delivery services. Great care and much time are taken to ensure the safe transportation of the Fine Art and Antique pieces we sell. We pack extremely carefully, so you can rest assured that your piece will arrive with you in perfect condition. For larger paintings, antique furniture pieces, and fragile items that can not be sent via the normal postal services, we use professional door-to-door delivery providers, who will always strive to deliver your piece promptly, within approx. 7-14 working days. Returns Policy Artsonline provides a genuine no-quibble 14-day money-back refund policy (excluding the cost of Postage and Packaging). Pay securely - Telephone orders are welcome. Image result for payments accepted logos Secure-Payment-Vpadeb-sa-la-go-th-et-an-gt-003086-BACS-Order-PayPal-M/Card
measurements
Height:
48 cm
Width:
37.5 cm
Depth:
2 cm
declaration
artsonline.org.uk has clarified that the Landscape Watercolour Painting Near Chinnor, Bucks by George Oyston (1861-1937) (LA582006) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1920
condition
Both the painting and the frame are offered in an overall exceptional original condition commensurate with age.
location
This Landscape Watercolour Painting Near Chinnor, Bucks by George Oyston (1861-1937) is located in Somerset, United Kingdom
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