Highland Shepherd and Flock, oil on canvas by Alfred Morris, 1889
Alfred Morris was a Victorian-era artist who is widely celebrated for his depictions of highland scenes centring on sheep. This large and imposing oil on canvas is one of his later works, this time featuring a Scottish shepherd in traditional garb, watching over his flock as he reclines on a crag, facing out over the glen in the early summer.
Oil on canvas, relined. Signed and dated, framed in an ornate gilt frame, which shows minor wear on the upper right, as shown in the photos. Condition good.
The frame: 109cm wide, 88cm high
The picture: 90cm wide, 69cm high
Please enquire about shipping and delivery arrangements. Local delivery (or collection) is always free of charge.
Alfred Morris was a Victorian-era artist who is widely celebrated for his depictions of highland scenes centring on sheep. This large and imposing oil on canvas is one of his later works, this time featuring a Scottish shepherd in traditional garb, watching over his flock as he reclines on a crag, facing out over the glen in the early summer.
Oil on canvas, relined. Signed and dated, framed in an ornate gilt frame, which shows minor wear on the upper right, as shown in the photos. Condition good.
The frame: 109cm wide, 88cm high
The picture: 90cm wide, 69cm high
Please enquire about shipping and delivery arrangements. Local delivery (or collection) is always free of charge.
Alfred Morris was a Victorian-era artist who is widely celebrated for his depictions of highland scenes centring on sheep. This large and imposing oil on canvas is one of his later works, this time featuring a Scottish shepherd in traditional garb, watching over his flock as he reclines on a crag, facing out over the glen in the early summer.
Oil on canvas, relined. Signed and dated, framed in an ornate gilt frame, which shows minor wear on the upper right, as shown in the photos. Condition good.
The frame: 109cm wide, 88cm high
The picture: 90cm wide, 69cm high
Please enquire about shipping and delivery arrangements. Local delivery (or collection) is always free of charge.
