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Henry Bright 1810 - 1873 River Cottage With Snowden In The Background
£1,950 $2,601 €2,318
Henry Bright 1810 – 1873 was born in Saxmundham Suffolk. Brights first job was as an apprentice chemist in Norwich. As his interest in art developed he took lessons from both JB Crome and JS Cotman. He also took lessons from Alfred Standard who famously snubbed him in Norwich. Bright famously confronted Standard in letter held at Norwich Castle Museum. Bright was a close associate of Thomas Lound and John Middleton; both respected Norwich School artists.
Henry Bright then moved to London where he exhibited at the Royal Academy and The British Institution. He also sold in 1844 The Entrance to a Prussian Town to Queen Victoria from the Royal Academy exhibition of that summer.
The picture is well painted and shows all of the hallmarks of Brights quality. His paintings often feature tree trunks which provide the depth and water with large square boulders. This picture also includes the riverside cottage which features in a number of his paintings and sketches.
Bright visited Wales during 1838 and 1844 and we assume this dates from that period.
Frame 53cm W x 44cm H
Image 40cm W x 30cm H
Antique Number: SA401245
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
Height is 53cm (20.9inches) Width is 44cm (17.3inches) Depth is 18cm (7.1inches)
Antique #SA401245, shown on this page, originates from the victorian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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