Henry Hillingford Parker, Glen Falloch, Perthshire, Scotland

Henry Hillingford Parker, Glen Falloch, Perthshire, ScotlandThis early 20th century oil painting by British artist Henry Hillingford Parker (1858 1930) depicts a dramatic pastoral view at Glen Falloch in Perthshire, Scotland. The brute forms of highland cattle graze upon rugged terrain as sunlight gleams through scattered pockets of blue. The sky brisk and wispy an overcast morning within earshot of the Falloch. Parkers sharp brushwork creates palpable movement. As if, in a moment, the sky could clear and

Citizens were uninhibited

At first glance appearing calm but with a dormant fire smouldering under the surface

Delattre produced the etchings after works by Peter Pasquin and they were published in 1796 by James Birchall

Medium: Oil on panelOverall size: 15½” x 14” / 40cm x 35cmYear of creation: c

Both portraits are housed within later frames and inscribed on the reverse

like George Vicat Cole RA (1833-1893)

900 achieved for ‘Distracted’ at Christie’s in 1990

tray and four apples in harmonious muted tones

The partially bereft branches indicate the season

Several of Brunet’s works are housed at the Museum of Fine Arts in Bordeaux

Italy or Germany

a statue located in Ettal Abbey