April 17, 2024
Fine 19th Century Ships in Rough Sea off Scottish Coast Marine Oil Painting
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Sailing off the Scottish Coast, 19th Century by Edmund Thornton Crawford (1806-1885) 19th century Scottish School marine oil of a ship sailing off the coast, oil on canvas by Edmund Crawford. Rough seas shipping scene using dark and heavy toned paints. Good quality and condition marine oil. Signed, gilt framed. Crawford spent most of his life between Scotland and the Netherlands painting seascapes, for which he is better known, and landscapes following the example of his Dutch contemporaries. Measurements : 19" x 11.5" Framed Why Buy From Us? Each of our items is thoroughly researched and described so the winning bidder receives artwork that meets or exceeds their expectations. We do not sell prints. We do not sell Chinese nor any other reproduction oils. We understand your purchase for your home or as an investment is important and we will help with any questions you may have and we take our after sales care very seriously unlike purchasing from auction houses. We will send our fine art anywhere. Our collection comes from various sources including private estates, auction houses, galleries, museums as well as our own paintings that are circulated out & many of which are new to the market. Our paintings are as described and we want you to know that you can bid in full confidence as our feedback shows so that we may continue to
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