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Charles W. Oswald c.1890 Highland Cattle

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Charles W. Oswald c.1890 Highland Cattle Charles W Oswald  19th Century Oil Painting %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
We are offering for sale this lovely oil on canvas by the artist CHARLES W. OSWALD, who has signed the painting C.W. Oswald in the lower left hand corner. The painting depicts a Highland landscape, with a herd of six shaggy, highland cattle watering at the edge of a loch, at sunset. The tall peak at the centre of the painting has been ringed pink by the rays of the setting sun. There is mist billowing over the ridge of mountains to the left of the painting and obscuring the mountains to the right.

This is one of a pair of paintings by this artist that we are currently listing.

CHARLES W. OSWALD was a Liverpool artist who, though very prolific, exhibited very little. He specialised in highland landscapes, rural scenes and painting featuring cattle and and working horses painted in oils. He lived at 258 Whitefield Road in Liverpool and did exhibit at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool in 1892. He is listed in The Dictionary of British Artists, Painters in the Northern Counties of England and Wales by Dennis Child and A Dictionary of Neglected Artists by Jeremy Wood.

Auction results and examples of work by this artist may be found at artprice.com (127 listings), findartinfo.com (70), artnet.com (48) and askart.com (13).

The painting has been newly framed in a 3 1/4" ornate swept gilt frame and is ready to hang.

Medium Oils on canvas
PriceSOLD DimensionsImage size 29 1/2" x 19 1/2" - 74.9cm x 49.5cm Frame size 36 1/4" x 26 1/4" - 92cm x 66.65cm Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Oil Paintings Date 1890s  Late Victorian Antiques Material Oil Painting on Canvas Origin English Artist Charles W. Oswald Condition This auction is for a lovely oil on canvas by the artist CHARLES W. OSWALD, who has signed the painting C.W. Oswald in the lower left hand corner. The painting depicts a Highland landscape, with a herd of six shaggy, highland cattle watering at the edge of a loch, at sunset. The tall peak at the centre of the painting has been ringed pink by the rays of the setting sun. There is mist billowing over the ridge of mountains to the left of the painting and obscuring the mountains to the right. This is one of a pair of paintings by this artist that we are currently listing. CHARLES W. OSWALD was a Liverpool artist who, though very prolific, exhibited very little. He specialised in highland landscapes, rural scenes and painting featuring cattle and and working horses painted in oils. He lived at 258 Whitefield Road in Liverpool and did exhibit at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool in 1892. He is listed in The Dictionary of British Artists, Painters in the Northern Counties of England and Wales by Dennis Child and A Dictionary of Neglected Artists by Jeremy Wood. Auction results and examples of work by this artist may be found at artprice.com (127 listings), findartinfo.com (70), artnet.com (48) and askart.com (13). For more examples please see www.premierpaintings.com/oswald_charles_w.htm. The painting has been newly framed in a 3 1/4" ornate swept gilt frame and is ready to hang. Image size 29 1/2" x 19 1/2" - 74.9cm x 49.5cm Frame size 36 1/4" x 26 1/4" - 92cm x 66.65cm Medium Oils on canvas Condition Very good. There are no repairs to the canvas. There is very slight craquelure and stretcher marks commensurate with age. The surface is clean and taut, with no missing or loose paint. The frame is new. Item code as237a058 Status Sold

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