Martha Fowler, Sea Fog On The Cornish Coast

Martha Fowler, Sea Fog On The Cornish CoastThis late 19th century watercolour by British artist Martha Fowler (b. 1843) depicts a view on the Cornish coast. Fisherfolk carry nets amid a haze of dense fog. Meandering between pools of water left by the retreating tide. Beyond, the craggy stone cliffs are nearly imperceptible, their imposing presence quietly receding. Perhaps its morning, an early start for these local Cornish workers. Martha Fowler treasured the coast. Hailing from Southampton,

Ultimately

This mid-20th-century oil painting depicts a sailboat on the shore

Mayer studied at the Vienna Academy and his works are held in private collections worldwide

he became deaf following a bout of scarlet fever

she married the 7th Viscount Harberton while living in France

Lundegard painted this towards the end of his life and surely enjoyed the tranquillity of this peaceful coastal moment

which is tucked away between a wardrobe and a fireplace

Frame with some wear

with the chair rendered at an angle - a book placed on top

how do you read the scene

Year of creation: 1945

Christian Landenburger (1862-1927) is skilfully observed and rendered with a masterful touch