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Lot 008 - Antique Oil Painting on Canvas, "Coast of Wales" Coastal Landscape by Daniel Sherrin (British, 1868-1940), Signed, 56-1/2" W x 36-1/2" H
Antique oil painting on canvas depicting a coastal landscape titled "Coast of Wales," signed "D. SHERRIN." in the lower left. By Daniel Sherrin (British, 1868-1940), a landscape painter known for his coastal and countryside scenes. Presented in a gilt frame with an attached picture light.
A conservation label on the verso from Nina Roth Wells, Georgetown, Maine, dated August 2003, identifies the artist, title, and dates the work to the late 19th century. The label documents consolidation, inpainting, and revarnishing treatments performed at that time.
The canvas exhibits craquelure throughout with a small area of paint loss in the upper sky area. The gilt frame shows general wear with some gesso losses. The picture light has not been tested.
Dimensions: 56-1/2" W x 36-1/2" H
The listed dimensions are of the painting in frame, not including light.