Edward Charles Williams, The Traveller's Halt

Edward Charles Williams, The Traveller's HaltThis charming mid 19th century oil painting by British artist Edward Charles Williams (1807 1881) depicts a rugged view with figures, inn and church beyond. Williams was an accomplished landscape painter and member of the Barnes School. Under the bough of a gnarled oak and leaning from atop a weary white horse, a rider halts to speak with two local villagers. Perhaps theyre discussing the standard of the local inn before deciding whether to spend the

sought to decorate their homes with paintings that celebrated exotic imported fruit/vegetables

so silly witty

1890Provenance: GermanyCondition: Very presentable overall

Light craquelure in areas

But can you imagine the sounds

has captured the rich orange hue of a sunset before darkness falls on this simple Danish interior

the Limners Club and Art-Min-Afon

charged with imagination

the date on which Couch’s engagement expires

The scenery ebbs and flows with a lyrical rhythm

Rarely do you find such character amid a work of such quality

probably a dress coat