Attrib. William Linton - Double Sided Early 20th Century Oil Apple With Bottle

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Description

A deft and finely executed early 20th Century double sided wood panel attributed to the British artist, William Evans Linton (1878–1941). On one side is a crisp still life of an apple and a liquor bottle and on the other is an impressionistic landscape. Neither side are signed. The panel comes with an invoice from the David Cross Gallery in Bristol, attributing this artwork to Linton. On wood panel.

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration. The still life side of the panel has some wear to the outer edges of the paint but is in overall good condition. The landscape side has some surface scuffing and dirtying with two small losses to the surface of the wood at the lower edge.

Size

30 x 21cm (11.8" x 8.3")

Artist Biography

Born at Portishead, Somerset near Bristol on 24 August 1878, Linton lived at Bushey (probably an art pupil at Herkomer's) in 1909, in Watford in 1911, and in Clifton, Bristol Clifton in 1913 where he was an art master at Clifton College. His exhibition record extends from 1909 to 1932, and three Cornish notices are found for 1909, 1914 and 1915 respectively.

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SKU re908
Artist Attrib. William Linton (1878–1941)
Date Early 20th Century
Dimensions 30 x 21cm
Medium Oil
Subject Still Life
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