Description

Thomas Pyne (1843-1935) - watercolour showing harvesting scene signed and dated 1896, the painting is in a later gilt frame with some reference on the back to another painting.
British artist Thomas Pyne primarily worked in watercolours and painted wonderfully evocative landscapes showing the English country side at its best, Pyne was the son of James Baker Pyne (1800-1870), a contemporary of Turner much celebrated for his own watercolour landscapes. His father was also part of the Bristol School, a group of artists who focussed on romantic, atmospheric evocations of nature.
Pyne exhibited regularly at the Royal academy and his works were highly praised
Measuring ( in frame )
Height 35 cms
Width 45 cms
Depth 2.5 cms
More Information
The work appears to be in good condition with strong colour throughout and contained within an original gilt plaster and wooden frame, under glass. The frames corners have elements missing and have been touched in with some gilding paste
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Dimensions

Height = 35 cm (14")
Width = 45 cm (18")
Depth = 2.5 cm (1")