J.A. Firmingen, Figure in a Landscape in Sepia – early 19th-century watercolour
J.A. Firmingen, Figure in a Landscape in Sepia – early 19th-century watercolour
J.A. Firmingen, Figure in a Landscape in Sepia – early 19th-century watercolour
J.A. Firmingen, Figure in a Landscape in Sepia – early 19th-century watercolour

J.A. Firmingen Figure in a Landscape in Sepia

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An original early 19th-century watercolour painting, J.A. Firmingen, Figure in a Landscape in Sepia.

A beautifully atmospheric watercolour in sepia wash with touches of charcoal.

An associated inscription (see photo) gives the provenance of this drawing, given to Mary Twopenny by her cousin David at Little Casterton in 1832. David Twopenny, commoner at Oriel College, Oxford and lifelong Vicar of Stockbury in Kent, was a collector of art (a sale of his collection at Christie’s included an extensive collection of fine engravings after Turner).

On paper laid down on backing paper with wash line border.

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Dimensions: Height: 13cm (5.12") Width: 21.4cm (8.43")

Presented: Unframed.

Medium: Watercolour

Age: Early 19th-century

Signed: Signed lower right on backing paper.

Inscribed: --

Dated: --

Condition: In good condition for its age. The picture may have minor imperfections such as slight marks, toning, foxing, creasing or pinholes, commensurate with age. Please see photos for detail.

Stock number: JT-075