Mary Vernon Morgan ARBSA, Still Life In An Upland Landscape

Mary Vernon Morgan ARBSA, Still Life In An Upland LandscapeThis early 20th century watercolour by British artist Mary Vernon Morgan (1846 1927) depicts an abundant display of flora nestled into an upland landscape. Set before a jagged rock, a myriad of wildflowers bloom in beauteous colours. Perhaps oxeye daisies, ragwort, wild carrot and dock. A celebration of natures vibrancy amid rugged English scenery. With a deft touch and a passion for decorative ensembles, Morgans rendering is both captivating and

the red-tiled roof of a stone cottage draws your eye

so his friendly comrade is happy to step in

during the War of the Second Coalition

This mid-20th-century oil on canvas is a study of an altarpiece by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640)

A beautiful early 20th-century still life depicting an overflowing basket of flowers

1602-1665) after Francois Perrier (1590-1650)

This peaceful 19th-century landscape painting by German artist Albert Leopold Rheinemann (1833-1879) depicts a coastal scene with moored fishing vessels and cottages

Several of the landed gentry sat for him including Lord Suffield and his family

Signed and held within an impressive gilt frame with foliate

Note the change in approach to describe the woodland in the distance

We can’t locate a photograph with the same image so perhaps it was painted from life

Old repairs