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    • E. CHARLTON (1859-1935), Harbour view with fishermen, 1896, Etching
      Apr. 20, 2024

      E. CHARLTON (1859-1935), Harbour view with fishermen, 1896, Etching

      Est: €120 - €200

      Edward William Charlton (1859 Kent - 1935 Lymington): Harbour view with fishermen, from "The Studio", 1896, Etching Technique: Etching on Paper Stamp: Lower right Publisher's stamp, Lugt no.: 2322bis. The Studio. London Inscription: inscribed in the printing plate: ""EW Charlton", "The Old Harbour",". Date: 1896 Description: View of a small harbour where numerous sailing ships and small fishing boats are moored. Three fishermen can be seen, two of them at work on the boats. Two passers-by are watching the scene from a raised berth. In the centre and background is the silhouette of a town with small houses and narrow streets. From "The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine for Fine and Applied Art", a magazine published in London in the years 1893-1964. The editor was Charles HOLME (1848-1923). The magazine once exerted great influence on the development of the Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts movement and brought together works by contemporary artists. Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Seafaring, United Kingdom,

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    • E.CHARLTON (1859-1935), Harbour view with fishermen, from "The Studio, 1896, Etching
      Mar. 20, 2022

      E.CHARLTON (1859-1935), Harbour view with fishermen, from "The Studio, 1896, Etching

      Est: €120 - €200

      Edward William Charlton (1859 Kent - 1935 Lymington): Harbour view with fishermen, from "The Studio, 1896, Etching Technique: Etching on Paper Inscription: inscribed in the printing plate: ""EW Charlton", "The Old Harbour",". Date: 1896 Description: Blind stamp on the right below the image "The Studio London". View into a small harbour where numerous sailing ships and small fishing boats are anchored. Three fishermen can be seen, two of them at work on the boats. Two passers-by observe the scenery from an elevated jetty. In the middle and background the silhouette of a town with small houses and narrow streets. From "The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine for Fine and Applied Art", a magazine published in London in the years 1893-1964. The editor was Charles HOLME (1848-1923). The magazine once exerted great influence on the development of the Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts movements and brought together works by contemporary artists. Keywords: 19th century, Romanticism, Seafaring, United Kingdom, Size: 28,3 cm x 20,3 cm (11,1 x 8 in), Plate: 22,9 cm x 15,0 cm (9 x 5,9 in), Depiction: 21,6 cm x 14,3 cm (8,5 x 5,6 in) Condition: Good condition. Isolated pale discolourations and foxing. The right margin of the sheet is slightly damaged.

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    • EDWARD CHARLTON of Hale; pencil drawing heightened
      Sep. 26, 2014

      EDWARD CHARLTON of Hale; pencil drawing heightened

      Est: £50 - £80

      EDWARD CHARLTON of Hale; pencil drawing heightened in white, study of a seated dog, signed, 29.5 x 24.5cm, framed and glazed.

      Adam Partridge Auctioneers & Valuers
    • Edward William Charlton (born 1859) - Artists
      Feb. 08, 2011

      Edward William Charlton (born 1859) - Artists

      Est: £120 - £160

      Edward William Charlton (born 1859) - Artists proof etching - River shipping scene, 5.75ins x 8.5ins, signed in pencil to margin, in gilt frame and glazed

      Canterbury Auction Galleries
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