Original Signed Vintage Watercolour: Scarborough Castle From Scalby Mills By Chas Potter (1878-1902) The painting and frame are in good condition. There is a dedication on the reverse dated 1945. We believe the artist to be Charles Potter (1878–1902) A British landscape painter active in the late Victorian era, known for works such as Ribblehead Viaduct and Auntie goes by rail, often held in collections like the National Railway Museum. He painted scenes of North Wales and rural Britain, with his works appearing at auction. Key Details regarding Charles Potter (1878–1902): Active Period: Exhibited in Britain between approximately 1880 and 1902. Style and Subject: Primarily a landscape painter featuring rural scenes, woodlands, and early railway infrastructure. Approx size: 50cm x 41cm **Fast dispatch guaranteed! Here at Harrogate Oxfam, we post out orders 6 days a week.**
Original Signed Vintage Watercolour: Scarborough Castle From Scalby Mills By Chas Potter (1878-1902)
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