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Ellen A. Neame 1868-1939 Exhib.Watercolour Zinnias
We are offering this beautiful oval watercolour by the New Zealand artist Ellen Agnes Neame, which was entitled Zinnias and was No. 1 in an exhbition of her watercolours at Walker's Galleries in New Bond Street, London W.1., according to their label on the backing board. The watercolour depicts a pottery jug full of zinnias in a range of tones. Apparently Ellen Neame had regular biennial exhibitions at the gallery, with her address given as c/o Bank of New South Wales, Threadneedle Street, London EC1. There is a portrait of her and two of her watercolours, including an oval called 'The Cloisonne Jar', in the collection of the Sarjeant Art Gallery in Wanganui, New Zealand.
Henry Sarjeant was 63 years old when he married Ellen Agnes Stewart, 40 years his junior, at Christ Church, Wanganui, on 11 February 1893. Ellen came from a prominent Wanganui family: she was the eldest daughter of Frances Ann Stewart and John Tiffin Stewart, formerly the Wanganui district engineer. Henry and Ellen moved from Fordell to Wanganui town in the mid 1890s. In 1909 they built a new house on their Bell Street property. Called The Loggia, it was designed by Ellen and based on a house she had visited on the shores of Lake Como in Italy during a trip to Europe a few years earlier.
The Sarjeants were involved in many public activities. Ellen was a member and for a time president of the local Plunket Society and a member of the Wanganui Arts and Crafts Society. Henry was a member and trustee of the Wanganui Astronomical Society and the Wanganui Public Museum, and was active in the local philosophical society and benevolent society, the Wanganui Orchestral Club (later Society) and the Freemasons. He made generous donations to a number of cultural and educational groups.
Henry Sarjeant had a lifelong interest in the arts, and visited the major galleries of Europe during a number of trips abroad. When he died at his home on 12 February 1912, aged 82, he left property valued at £30,000 in trust to the Wanganui Borough Council for the purpose of building and maintaining an art gallery. His name is thus remembered in what is perhaps the finest provincial gallery in New Zealand. The design of the gallery was decided by competition, which was won by Dunedin architect Edmund Anscombe he was assisted by his student Donald Hosie. The governor general, the earl of Liverpool, laid the foundation stone on 20 September 1917, and on 6 September 1919 the prime minister, W. F. Massey, officially opened the Sarjeant Gallery. The building was designed in the shape of a Greek Cross and constructed of brick faced with Oamaru stone.
The year after her husband's death Ellen Sarjeant married John Armstrong Neame, said to have been a childhood sweetheart, who was also a talented artist. There had been no children of her first marriage. She continued to take an interest in the Sarjeant Gallery: she was a representative on the gallery committee, and, with funds made available by the council, purchased works of art for the gallery during her many trips to Europe, including a bust of Henry Sarjeant by Raffaello Romanelli. She died in Battle, Sussex on 22 September 1939, after suffering a heart attack, subsequent to a harrowing journey with little food or heat from Italy via France to England by train and boat after war was declared.
The painting has been newly double mounted in two tone acid-free mountboard to complement and is framed in a 1" cushion gilt frame. It will be supplied with new brass hangers, new brass picture wire and will be ready to hang.
Image size: 18 x 14 1/2 inches - 45.75cm x 36.85cm
Frame size: 25 1/2 x 18 7/8 inches - 64.8cm x 48cm
Medium: Watercolours
Condition: Very good. The mounts are new and the frame is in very good condition.
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Henry Sarjeant was 63 years old when he married Ellen Agnes Stewart, 40 years his junior, at Christ Church, Wanganui, on 11 February 1893. Ellen came from a prominent Wanganui family: she was the eldest daughter of Frances Ann Stewart and John Tiffin Stewart, formerly the Wanganui district engineer. Henry and Ellen moved from Fordell to Wanganui town in the mid 1890s. In 1909 they built a new house on their Bell Street property. Called The Loggia, it was designed by Ellen and based on a house she had visited on the shores of Lake Como in Italy during a trip to Europe a few years earlier.
The Sarjeants were involved in many public activities. Ellen was a member and for a time president of the local Plunket Society and a member of the Wanganui Arts and Crafts Society. Henry was a member and trustee of the Wanganui Astronomical Society and the Wanganui Public Museum, and was active in the local philosophical society and benevolent society, the Wanganui Orchestral Club (later Society) and the Freemasons. He made generous donations to a number of cultural and educational groups.
Henry Sarjeant had a lifelong interest in the arts, and visited the major galleries of Europe during a number of trips abroad. When he died at his home on 12 February 1912, aged 82, he left property valued at £30,000 in trust to the Wanganui Borough Council for the purpose of building and maintaining an art gallery. His name is thus remembered in what is perhaps the finest provincial gallery in New Zealand. The design of the gallery was decided by competition, which was won by Dunedin architect Edmund Anscombe he was assisted by his student Donald Hosie. The governor general, the earl of Liverpool, laid the foundation stone on 20 September 1917, and on 6 September 1919 the prime minister, W. F. Massey, officially opened the Sarjeant Gallery. The building was designed in the shape of a Greek Cross and constructed of brick faced with Oamaru stone.
The year after her husband's death Ellen Sarjeant married John Armstrong Neame, said to have been a childhood sweetheart, who was also a talented artist. There had been no children of her first marriage. She continued to take an interest in the Sarjeant Gallery: she was a representative on the gallery committee, and, with funds made available by the council, purchased works of art for the gallery during her many trips to Europe, including a bust of Henry Sarjeant by Raffaello Romanelli. She died in Battle, Sussex on 22 September 1939, after suffering a heart attack, subsequent to a harrowing journey with little food or heat from Italy via France to England by train and boat after war was declared.
The painting has been newly double mounted in two tone acid-free mountboard to complement and is framed in a 1" cushion gilt frame. It will be supplied with new brass hangers, new brass picture wire and will be ready to hang.
Image size: 18 x 14 1/2 inches - 45.75cm x 36.85cm
Frame size: 25 1/2 x 18 7/8 inches - 64.8cm x 48cm
Medium: Watercolours
Condition: Very good. The mounts are new and the frame is in very good condition.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art
> Antique Watercolours
Period Early 20th Century Antiques
Material Paper
Origin New Zealand
Item code as237a2136
Status Sold
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