David Hewitt (1878-1939) - Early 20th Century Oil The Watermill

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Description

A charming study of a watermill before a mountainous landscape. The artist has used expressive, dry brush strokes to give a rustic appearance to the scene. Signed to the lower left. On board .

Condition

The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration. Damage to the edges of the board resulting in some loss of paint.

Size

61 x 46cm (24" x 18.1")

Artist Biography

Painter of landscapes in oil, who was born in Rainhill, St. Helen's, Lancashire and later lived in Beddgelert, North Wales where he became a parish, district and county Councillor. A Member of the Liver Sketching Club and the St. Helens Sketching Club, he exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, Royal Academy, Royal Cambrian Academy and with the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. Examples of his work are in the collection of St. Helens Council and the NLW. His brother was artist H. E. Hewitt. He should not be confused with the American based abstract painter of the same name.

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SKU rb680
Artist David Hewitt (1878-1939)
Date Early 20th Century
Dimensions 61 x 46cm
Medium Oil
Style Impressionism
Subject Landscape
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