Description: This artwork
features a
watercolor painting done over a basic outline print.
Luckily, there's a
label on the back that appears to be from the artist
based on the type
of information. The scene is Robin Hood's Bay, one of
many scenic
seaside villages in England. The artist was working at
Chapel Studio,
which was in the old Weslyan chapel on Chapel St. in the
1950s. It's
also from the label that I know it's a painted print
since the print
lines are hardly visible under the painting. It's also
numbered 31,
suggesting the artist used the print to do a series of
this scene. The
palette is rather Impressionistic, while the style is
more
Post-Impressionist. The signature J. Wood is in the
lower left corner.
I've found a few possibilities among the many J. Wood
names but haven't
been able to confirm any of them as the artist.Dimensions: Frame size is 12" x 11" while the visible art is 6 1/2" x 5".
Condition: very good with no damage on the artwork. The matte does need to be replaced. Of course, all our sales are fully guaranteed.
Price:
$175 plus shipping and insurance. Temporary price
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