Charles Edward Hannaford RBA (1863-1955) - Early 20th C. Watercolour, Mountains

Description

A charming watercolour by the artist Charles Edward Hannaford, depicting a rocky seascape scene with a small hut by the sea. The use of watercolour as a medium perfectly compliments Hannafords expressive yet detailed style, exquisitely portraying the atmosphere of the scene. Unsigned. On On watercolour paper laid to board..

Condition

In good condition overall, including some discolouration typical for a picture of this age. Cleaned with a smoke sponge.

Size

20.3 x 30cm (8" x 11.8")
Sheet: 21.7 x 31.4cm (8.5" x 12.4")

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Artist Biography

Charles Edward Hannaford RBA (1863-1955) was a painter who studied at the Stanhope Forbes School of Painting in Newlyn and also in Paris. He painted scenes in Kent, Essex, Suffolk and Yorkshire and exhibited at the RBA of which he was elected a member in 1916. He also showed at the RA, RCamA, RI, MAFA and at the Walker's Gallery, Bond Street, London. He was the father of artist Charles Arthur Hannaford. Much of his work was reproduced as postcards particularly his views of Devon and Cornwall.