Lot 81: Julia Isabella Levina (Lady) Gordon.British (1772-1867), An extensive folio of watercolours and drawings of scenes in Britain and Europe, many titled and dated and an oak framed triptych English 19th century various, tri

Julia Isabella Levina (Lady) Gordon.British (1772-1867)
An extensive folio of watercolours and drawings of scenes in Britain and Europe, many titled and dated and an oak framed triptych
English 19th century

various, triptych 62cm high,46cm wide

Lady Gordon was the daughter of Richard Henry Alexander Bennet and Emilia Burrell and she married Sir James Willoughby Gordon 1st Baronet. She was an accomplished artist remembered as one of J.M.W Turner's few known pupils.
She studied under David Cox and took lessons from Thomas Girtin.
Her watercolours include a painting of her home on the Isle of Wight, "Northcourt".
Tate London and the National Trust collections have examples of her work within their collections.