After Theodore Lane (1800-1828) - 19th Century Oil Enthusiast

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sw522
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Description

A charming genre scene in the manner of Theodore Lane, depicting an elderly gentleman confined to his quarters, amusing himself by fishing in a makeshift pond fashioned from a water-filled barrel. Unsigned. Beautifully presented in a swept gilt frame. On canvas on stretchers.

Condition

Fine craquelure and light abrasions throughout. Some discolouration to the varnish. The artwork has been previously restored, including relining and small areas of overpainting visible under UV light. Overall the artwork is in good condition for its age. Light wear to the frame - overall it is in fine condition for its age.

Size

27 x 37cm (10.6" x 14.6")
Framed Size: 45 x 54cm (17.7" x 21.3")

Artist Biography

Theodore Lane (1800-1828) was a British artist best known for his satirical caricatures and humorous illustrations during the early 19th century. Trained as a miniature painter, Lane turned to printmaking and contributed works to popular periodicals and caricature prints. His style reflected the social satire of the Regency period, often depicting fashionable society with wit and exaggeration. Despite a brief career—he died at the age of 28—Lane’s work influenced the development of British graphic satire and remains of interest to historians of caricature and illustration.

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SKU sw522
Frame Colour gold
Artist After Theodore Lane (1800-1828)
Date 19th Century
Dimensions 27.0 x 37.0cm
Medium Oil
Style Realism
Subject Genre Scene
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