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Auction archive: Lot number 36

Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI

IMPORTANT IRISH ART
25 Sep 2019
Estimate
€6,000 - €8,000
ca. US$6,598 - US$8,797
Price realised:
€10,000
ca. US$10,997
Auction archive: Lot number 36

Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI

IMPORTANT IRISH ART
25 Sep 2019
Estimate
€6,000 - €8,000
ca. US$6,598 - US$8,797
Price realised:
€10,000
ca. US$10,997
Beschreibung:

Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI (1859-1903) 'Old Inn' Watercolour on card, 24.5 x 17cm (9.6 x 6.6) Signed With a fragment of the original back panel board and an old label verso inscribed Old Inn / Walter Osborne / 1886 - His First Exhibited Watercolour / P.C Trench / 5 Fitzwilliam Place Exhibited: Possibly, Dublin Art Club, 1886 as The Village Inn, cat. no. 126 Julian Campbell has written : Having earlier studied in Dublin and Antwerp and painted in Brittany, Osborne spent much of the second half of the 1880s working in English villages and towns, painting a series of village, farming and coastal scenes. These are some of the finest pictures of his career. He painted much in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, for instance at Newbury, Uffington, Didcot and on the Downs. Osborne was inspired by the rich tones of English buildings that glowed warmly in the sunshine: reds and russets of brick walls, brown of timber and maroons of roof tiles, as well as ochre clay and verdant foliage. Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI (1859-1903) 'Old Inn' Watercolour on card, 24.5 x 17cm (9.6 x 6.6) Signed With a fragment of the original back panel board and an old label verso inscribed Old Inn / Walter Osborne / 1886 - His First Exhibited Watercolour / P.C Trench / 5 Fitzwilliam Place Exhibited: Possibly, Dublin Art Club, 1886 as The Village Inn, cat. no. 126 Julian Campbell has written : Having earlier studied in Dublin and Antwerp and painted in Brittany, Osborne spent much of the second half of the 1880s working in English villages and towns, painting a series of village, farming and coastal scenes. These are some of the finest pictures of his career. He painted much in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, for instance at Newbury, Uffington, Didcot and on the Downs. Osborne was inspired by the rich tones of English buildings that glowed warmly in the sunshine: reds and russets of brick walls, brown of timber and maroons of roof tiles, as well as ochre clay and verdant foliage.

Auction archive: Lot number 36
Auction:
Datum:
25 Sep 2019
Auction house:
Adams's
St Stephens Green 26
D02 X665 Dublin 2
Ireland
info@adams.ie
+353-1-6760261)
Beschreibung:

Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI (1859-1903) 'Old Inn' Watercolour on card, 24.5 x 17cm (9.6 x 6.6) Signed With a fragment of the original back panel board and an old label verso inscribed Old Inn / Walter Osborne / 1886 - His First Exhibited Watercolour / P.C Trench / 5 Fitzwilliam Place Exhibited: Possibly, Dublin Art Club, 1886 as The Village Inn, cat. no. 126 Julian Campbell has written : Having earlier studied in Dublin and Antwerp and painted in Brittany, Osborne spent much of the second half of the 1880s working in English villages and towns, painting a series of village, farming and coastal scenes. These are some of the finest pictures of his career. He painted much in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, for instance at Newbury, Uffington, Didcot and on the Downs. Osborne was inspired by the rich tones of English buildings that glowed warmly in the sunshine: reds and russets of brick walls, brown of timber and maroons of roof tiles, as well as ochre clay and verdant foliage. Walter Frederick Osborne RHA ROI (1859-1903) 'Old Inn' Watercolour on card, 24.5 x 17cm (9.6 x 6.6) Signed With a fragment of the original back panel board and an old label verso inscribed Old Inn / Walter Osborne / 1886 - His First Exhibited Watercolour / P.C Trench / 5 Fitzwilliam Place Exhibited: Possibly, Dublin Art Club, 1886 as The Village Inn, cat. no. 126 Julian Campbell has written : Having earlier studied in Dublin and Antwerp and painted in Brittany, Osborne spent much of the second half of the 1880s working in English villages and towns, painting a series of village, farming and coastal scenes. These are some of the finest pictures of his career. He painted much in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, for instance at Newbury, Uffington, Didcot and on the Downs. Osborne was inspired by the rich tones of English buildings that glowed warmly in the sunshine: reds and russets of brick walls, brown of timber and maroons of roof tiles, as well as ochre clay and verdant foliage.

Auction archive: Lot number 36
Auction:
Datum:
25 Sep 2019
Auction house:
Adams's
St Stephens Green 26
D02 X665 Dublin 2
Ireland
info@adams.ie
+353-1-6760261)
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