Mary A Hull, Still Life With Damsons & Plums

Mary A Hull, Still Life With Damsons & PlumsThis fine 19th century still life painting by British artist Mary A Hull (1835 1919) depicts damsons and two plums. Its nicely rendered and celebrates natures bounty. Hull was a drawing teacher and a specialist still life painter. One of her works appeared at the Royal Academy and its easy to see why. Learn more about Mary A Hull in our directory. Medium: Watercolour on paper Overall size: 17 x 14 45cm x 37cm Year of creation: c. 1900 Condition:

A provincial 19th-century portrait of a French officer proudly wearing the order of the legion of honour

The portrait is signed on the book and housed within a later frame

the paint layer seems stable and not flaking

which he designed and decorated himself

One repair in the bottom left

is passed through

Overall size: 36” x 31” / 92cm x 79cm

he created several drawings for its first edition

The painting gained its unusual name simply due to the appearance of Mary’s thumb from beneath her deep blue veil

street scenes and the occasional portrait

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 18½” x 21” / 47cm x 54cmYear of creation: c

An attractive early 20th-century English rural scene with a family and cottage