William Beattie Brown RSA, Brisk Coastal Landscape With Faggot Gatherers

William Beattie Brown RSA, Brisk Coastal Landscape With Faggot GatherersThis rugged coastal view by Scottish artist William Beattie Brown (1831 1909) depicts a stony coastline with two children gathering wood. The air feels fresh with a brisk sea breeze. Brown was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Scottish Academy and worked primarily in Edinburgh and the surrounding environs. The success of this piece is partly due to its composition, which emphasises the curve of the shore as it draws the eye towards a distant pier. A

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 22” x 28” / 56cm x 71cmYear of creation: 1967Provenance: GermanyCondition: Craquelure with very minor losses

The beauty and delicacy of this exquisite piece cannot be overstated and it’s one of the finest we’ve ever had here at Brave

While on our left

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