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Watercolour by the Yorkshire artist F. Douglas.How of a Cotswold farmyard signed and dated 1917/1919.
How exhibited from 1897 until approx 1922 at the Royal Society of Artists Birmingham. Manchester City Art Gallery.Royal Society of British Artists.The Royal Hibernian Academy and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour.
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Dimensions15in x 11.1/2in. In frame 19.1/2in x 15.1/2in. Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Watercolours Date 1917/1919  George V Antiques Origin English Artist F. Douglas Condition Very good Strong colour no fade or foxing. Item code as097a255 Status Sold

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