Cottage Interior Watercolour CARLTON ALFRED SMITH (1853-1946)
A lovely cottage interior watercolour by Carlton Alfred Smith, RBA RI ROI (1853-1946), signed to the lower right and likely dating to late 19th Century. This is a really pretty example of the painter's use of light and technique to depict cottage life. It it currently framed and glazed.
38.5cm x 26.7cm
Carlton Alfred Smith was a painter, mainly in watercolour, of gentle rural genre scenes, including many of mothers and daughters.
Carlton Alfred Smith was born in Camden Town, London, on 27 August 1853, the son of a steel engraver. He was educated in France, and then studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, winning gold and silver medals. Initially, he worked as a lithographer before turning to painting. He exhibited mainly at the Royal Society of British Artists (being elected a member in 1879), the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (RI 1889) and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI 1890), and also at the Royal Academy of Arts.
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A lovely cottage interior watercolour by Carlton Alfred Smith, RBA RI ROI (1853-1946), signed to the lower right and likely dating to late 19th Century. This is a really pretty example of the painter's use of light and technique to depict cottage life. It it currently framed and glazed.
38.5cm x 26.7cm
Carlton Alfred Smith was a painter, mainly in watercolour, of gentle rural genre scenes, including many of mothers and daughters.
Carlton Alfred Smith was born in Camden Town, London, on 27 August 1853, the son of a steel engraver. He was educated in France, and then studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, winning gold and silver medals. Initially, he worked as a lithographer before turning to painting. He exhibited mainly at the Royal Society of British Artists (being elected a member in 1879), the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (RI 1889) and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI 1890), and also at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Please enquire about shipping and delivery arrangements. Local delivery (or collection) is always free of charge.
A lovely cottage interior watercolour by Carlton Alfred Smith, RBA RI ROI (1853-1946), signed to the lower right and likely dating to late 19th Century. This is a really pretty example of the painter's use of light and technique to depict cottage life. It it currently framed and glazed.
38.5cm x 26.7cm
Carlton Alfred Smith was a painter, mainly in watercolour, of gentle rural genre scenes, including many of mothers and daughters.
Carlton Alfred Smith was born in Camden Town, London, on 27 August 1853, the son of a steel engraver. He was educated in France, and then studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, winning gold and silver medals. Initially, he worked as a lithographer before turning to painting. He exhibited mainly at the Royal Society of British Artists (being elected a member in 1879), the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours (RI 1889) and the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI 1890), and also at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Please enquire about shipping and delivery arrangements. Local delivery (or collection) is always free of charge.
