Henry W Henley, Misty Upland Landscape With Stream

Henry W Henley, Misty Upland Landscape With StreamThis late 19th century oil painting by British artist Henry W Henley (fl. 1871 1895) depicts an upland landscape with a winding stream. Henry W Henley was a notable landscape painter known predominantly for his works in oil. His often dramatic upland views frequently captured the majestic scenery of North Wales and the Scottish Highlands. Welsh rivers, such as the picturesque banks of the Conwy, were a particular inspiration. As were the misty lochs

It’s been suggested that they could be the work of either Franz (1821-1914) or Rudolf Von Alt (1812-1905)

he’d achieved the position of ‘Professor of Perspective’ at the Royal Academy and sought to inspire the next generation of British landscape artists

‘Tuvi Malm’ and ‘Kumisev Kannel’

She’s seated with an open posture

they hang proudly on walls throughout the seasons

over a dozen of his paintings were purchased by JMW Turner

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Science Museum

The second is a framer’s label from the workshop of Valdemar Kleis

Medium: Oil on canvas laid on boardOverall size: 19½” x 17” / 49cm x 43cmYear of creation: c

During his time in Newlyn

horse and figures