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Frederick Goodall RA RI W/Colour Arab Camel Train
We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning watercolour by the revered artist FREDERICK GOODALL RA RI, who has signed the painting with his monogram in the lower left hand corner. The painting depicts an arab caravan or camel train, passing by a small settlement near to the Nile, with the Pyramids of Gizeh in the background. The two leading riders are seated on their camels, with bedrolls behind them, the camels' saddle cloths decorated and fringed, and are waving at three figures of children outside the settlement as they pass by. They are followed by some people on foot and more camel riders stretching back into the distance. The detail is remarkable.
FREDERICK GOODALL, 1922-1904, was born on the 17th September, 1922 in London, the second son of the engraver Edward Goodall 1895-1870. He was the brother of the artist Edward Angelo Goodall 1819-1908 and the watercolourist Walter Goodall RWS 1830-1889.
He won a Medal at the Society of Arts in 1837 at the age of 14. He was a painter in oils and watercolour of historical subjects and Eastern Scenes. He travelled to France with his father and then to Ireland in 1843 with F. W. Topham. His early works were genre and peasant scenes, but his later specialised in Egyptian views, scenes of Egyptian life and biblical scenes.
This came about after he travelled to Egypt in 1858 with the artist Carl Haag, where he stayed for seven months, camping with the bedouin tribesmen and observing their daily lives and the desert scenery. He travelled to Egypt again in 1870 with his two sons F. Trevelyan Goodall and Howard Goodall. They collected materials for his paintings, such as robes for his models, carved doors and panels and even brought back a flock of sheep and Egyptian goats.
At the height of his career, he was earning over £10,000 a year, but his fortunes declines and he ws declared bankrupt in 1902. He died in Hampstead on 29th July, 1904.
He was elected ARA in 1852 and full Membership of the Royal Academy in 1863. He was also elected RI in 1867. He was still exhibiting in 1900. According to Graves Dictionary, he exhibited179 paintings at the Royal Academy between 1838 and 1893 (the close of the Dictionary) and and 61 at other London Exhibitions during this period. He also exhibited at Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow and Birmingham.
His biographical details may be found in The Dictionary of British Artists, The Dictionary of Victorian Painters by Christopher Wood, The Dictionary of British Artists by Grant Waters and online at .
His auction results and examples of his work may be found at artnet (563 listings), artprice (517), arcadja (277) and findartinfo (186). To see further examples of his work, please look on google.
The painting is mounted with washlines and is framed is what is probably its original 1 1/2" ornate swept gilt frame.
Medium Watercolours
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FREDERICK GOODALL, 1922-1904, was born on the 17th September, 1922 in London, the second son of the engraver Edward Goodall 1895-1870. He was the brother of the artist Edward Angelo Goodall 1819-1908 and the watercolourist Walter Goodall RWS 1830-1889.
He won a Medal at the Society of Arts in 1837 at the age of 14. He was a painter in oils and watercolour of historical subjects and Eastern Scenes. He travelled to France with his father and then to Ireland in 1843 with F. W. Topham. His early works were genre and peasant scenes, but his later specialised in Egyptian views, scenes of Egyptian life and biblical scenes.
This came about after he travelled to Egypt in 1858 with the artist Carl Haag, where he stayed for seven months, camping with the bedouin tribesmen and observing their daily lives and the desert scenery. He travelled to Egypt again in 1870 with his two sons F. Trevelyan Goodall and Howard Goodall. They collected materials for his paintings, such as robes for his models, carved doors and panels and even brought back a flock of sheep and Egyptian goats.
At the height of his career, he was earning over £10,000 a year, but his fortunes declines and he ws declared bankrupt in 1902. He died in Hampstead on 29th July, 1904.
He was elected ARA in 1852 and full Membership of the Royal Academy in 1863. He was also elected RI in 1867. He was still exhibiting in 1900. According to Graves Dictionary, he exhibited179 paintings at the Royal Academy between 1838 and 1893 (the close of the Dictionary) and and 61 at other London Exhibitions during this period. He also exhibited at Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow and Birmingham.
His biographical details may be found in The Dictionary of British Artists, The Dictionary of Victorian Painters by Christopher Wood, The Dictionary of British Artists by Grant Waters and online at .
His auction results and examples of his work may be found at artnet (563 listings), artprice (517), arcadja (277) and findartinfo (186). To see further examples of his work, please look on google.
The painting is mounted with washlines and is framed is what is probably its original 1 1/2" ornate swept gilt frame.
Medium Watercolours
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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DimensionsImage size 26 1/2" x 12" 67.3cm x 30.5cm
Frame size 35 1/8" x 20 1/2" 89.3cm x 30.5cm
Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art
> Antique Watercolours
Date 1860-1880
Late 19th Century Antiques Material Paper
Origin English
Artist Frederick Goodall
Condition Excellent condition. No foxing. Original frame in very good condition.
Item code as237a380
Status Sold
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