The Fleet Anchored off Newlyn Harbour by George Sherwood Hunter
The Fleet Anchored off Newlyn Harbour by George Sherwood Hunter
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GEORGE SHERWOOD HUNTER
(1846-1919)
The Fleet Anchored off Newlyn Harbour
Signed l.r.
Oil on canvas
Framed
17.5 by 36 cm., 7 by 14 in.
(frame size 27 by 45 cm., 10 ½ by 17 ¾ in.)
Exhibited:
Penzance, Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Anchor Studio: An Artist’s Haven in Newlyn, Sept 2021-Jan 2022, no.96.
George Sherwood Hunter was born in Aberdeen. He moved to work in London where he exhibited at the Royal Academy and Royal Society of British Artists. He first visited Newlyn, Cornwall in the 1897 returned to settle there in 1902, becoming assistant tutor at the Forbes School of Painting. In 1905 he visited the French artists’ colony in Pont Aven and thereafter travelled widely, including in Europe and the Middle East.
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The Fleet Anchored off Newlyn HarbourSigned l.r.Oil on canvasFramed17.5 by 36 cm., 7 by 14 in.(frame size 27 by 45 cm., 10 ½ by 17 ¾ in.)Exhibited:Penzance, Penlee House Gallery & Museum, Anchor Studio: An Artist’s Haven in Newlyn, Sept 2021-Jan 2022, no.96.George Sherwood Hunter was born in Aberdeen. He moved to work in London where he exhibited at the Royal Academy and Royal Society of British Artists. He first visited Newlyn, Cornwall in the 1897 returned to settle there in 1902, becoming assistant tutor at the Forbes School of Painting. In 1905 he visited the French artists’ colony in Pont Aven and thereafter travelled widely, including in Europe and the Middle East.){kind=link}