ALFRED WILLIAM HUNT, R.W.S. (LIVERPOOL 1830-1896 LONDON)
Haybarge on the Thames
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Price Realised GBP 1,134
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GBP 2,000 - GBP 3,000
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Closed: 24 Mar 2022
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ALFRED WILLIAM HUNT, R.W.S. (LIVERPOOL 1830-1896 LONDON)
A scholar and poet before he devoted himself to painting, Hunt exhibited works in the Pre-Raphaelite manner in the 1850s before developing a broader style, achieving subtle effects of atmosphere through his mastery of sponging and scratching out.
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The sheet is not laid down but is tipped in to a supporting sheet and then hinged into a non-acidic mount. The sheet is in good condition overall and the colours are strong and fresh, and the sheet could be hung without further attention.
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Haybarge on the ThamesALFRED WILLIAM HUNT, R.W.S. (LIVERPOOL 1830-1896 LONDON)Estimate: GBP 2,000 - 3,000
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