George Clarkson Stanfield (Attributed), Shipwreck

George Clarkson Stanfield (Attributed), ShipwreckThis mid 19th century oil painting, attributed to English artist George Clarkson Stanfield (1826 1878), depicts a small vessel approaching a shipwreck, close to the coast. Stanfield was an accomplished painter of marine subjects. Stranded in turbulent waters, the once majestic form of a proud ship now rests dormant. Its ashen appearance adding a sense of elevated poignancy. Shipwrecks were a common sight off the English coast during the 19th century,

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in around 1912

1890Provenance: EnglandCondition: Very presentable

it’s interesting to consider Fra Bartolomeo’s work from circa 1506

It’s an intriguing piece with plenty of expression

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 35” x 41” / 89cm x 105cmYear of creation: c

no country home was complete without a portrait of a beloved equine

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 30½” x 22½” / 77cm x 57cmYear of creation: 1886Labels & Inscriptions: Framer's label on reverse

with his later works

the year this was produced

With some believing they would change colour if the wearer lacked virtue

and Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium