Edna D. Bridge (1900-1982) - 20th Century Oil At The Fish Market

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Description

A charmingly naive 20th Century scene in impasto oil, showing a fish market in Cornwall, with customers standing around waiting for the fish to be gutted. The painting has been signed, titled and inscribed with the location to the reverse. The painting has been presented in a simple wood frame. On canvas board.

Condition

Light streaking to the paint at the lower right quadrant, although this is hardly noticeable.

Size

33.7 x 44cm (13.3" x 17.3")
Framed Size: 38.5 x 48.7cm (15.2" x 19.2")

Artist Biography

Edna Bridge was born in West Ham, Essex, to Jesse Bridge and Caroline (nee Comfort). Together with her twin brother Leslie Victor, she grew up at New Hall Farm, Hockley, Essex. Much later, in the 1950's, she moved to Newlyn where she was able to set up her first small Studio.
Five paintings by this landscape and flower painter form part of the permanent collection of art in the possession of St Michael's Hospital (SMH) Hayle. Bridge was a member of the NSA and made an Honorary Life Member for her services to the Gallery. Two of her paintings are also part of the NAG collection.

Location

Newlyn, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom

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SKU rv273
Artist Edna D. Bridge (1900-1982)
Date 20th Century
Dimensions 33.7 x 44cm
Medium Oil
Style Naive
Subject Village
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