1,200 Dealer Directory listings
250+ Active Dealers
Secure Payments via Stripe
Free Delivery Options
Categories
Watercolour of Dartmoor by Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) (1 of 7)
Graham Deakin Antiques
Flag of United KingdomWest Sussex, UK
I am a third generation Antique dealer with a passion for art and hand made items made from good quality materials and try to source items that are attractive and will last many generations. If you like any of my items please contact me to discuss further.
... See more

Address

..

Hassocks

West Sussex

United Kingdom

BN6 8HS

Opening times

Any time

Phone

+447368 360188

Mobile

+447368 360188

Watercolour of Dartmoor by Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942)

REF: watercolour / LA589132
£395
€468
$523
Secure Payments By
LoveAntiques Dealersince Nov 2024Approved item497 sales by dealer
LoveAntiques Dealersince Nov 2024Approved item497 sales by dealer
Description
This item is a watercolour painting of Dartmoor, created by the artist Frederick John Widgery, who lived from 1861 to 1942. The approximate date of creation is 1909. The artwork features a landscape representation typical of Widgery’s style, capturing the natural beauty of the Dartmoor region. In good original untouched condition presented in a white wooden and linen frame and signed and ated 1909.
measurements
Height:
54 cm
Width:
68 cm
declaration
Graham Deakin Antiques has clarified that the Watercolour of Dartmoor by Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) (LA589132) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being 1909
location
This Watercolour of Dartmoor by Frederick John Widgery (1861-1942) is located in West Sussex, United Kingdom
Share:
A selection of items from Graham Deakin Antiques
Graham Deakin Antiques has 225 items available.

Watercolour by F.W. Thomas

£ 125

€148$166

Graham Deakin Antiques

Pair of Watercolours by Harry Turners 1908-2009

£ 225

€266$298

Graham Deakin Antiques

Watercolour by Harry Turner (1908-2009)

£ 225

€266$298

Graham Deakin Antiques

See more items from Graham Deakin Antiques