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A fine watercolour study of a Cornish fishing village. The scene depicts two figures conversing on the beach by a small fishing boat. The artist draws the viewer's eye line up to to the to village above with fishing houses staggered on the hill. The artist has signed and dated the piece to the the lower right corner. Titled to the bottom edge. Well presented in a gilt frame with bead and acanthus running course. On paper.
Condition
The condition is typical for a picture of this age including some discolouration.
Size
33 x 49cm (13" x 19.3")
Artist Biography
John Francis Salmon was a coastal painter who predominantly painted in watercolour. He lived at Gravesend and exhibited views of Tamworth and Norfolk at the Royal Academy, London in 1849 and 1853.
