WILLIAM JOSEPH J C BOND (1833-1926)
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"Shipping off the Coast" |
| COUNTRY OF ORIGIN |
British
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| DATED |
c. 1885 |
| ARTIST |
WILLIAM JOSEPH J C BOND (1833-1926)
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| MEDIUM |
Oil on panel
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Signed/Dated
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Signed lower right
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Dimensions:
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6.00cm wide
(2.36 inches wide)
8.00cm high
(3.15 inches high)
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Framed Dimensions
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13.00cm wide
(5.12 inches wide)
15.00cm high
(5.91 inches high)
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Price
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gbp 1850.00 (Pound Sterling)
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Condition
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Fine original condition
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Description
This panel is the pair to another work by Bond which is also featured on the site - both having been acquired from the McEwan Gallery in the early 1980's.
Provenance
McEwan Gallery - Ballater
WILLIAM JOSEPH J C BOND (1833-1926) Biography
William Joseph Julius Caesar Bond (born in Knotty Ash) was a premier artist of the Liverpool school and was greatly influenced by J.M.W Turner.
However, Bond developed his own completely distinctive style. His paintings are usually executed in warm colours, are light in touch and quite impressionistic. He painted several beach and coastal scenes, as well as some very attractive small estuary and canal scenes, of both the U.K and Holland. His media was both oils and watercolour, but of the two he preferred oils. His watercolours are quite rare.
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