CLICK ON THUMBNAIL FOR LARGER PICTURE The image size of print is 22 1/2 X 30 inches.
WONT YOU HAVE SOME by Frederick Morgan (English 1846-1927) MacConnal-Mason Gallery, London.
Frederick Morgan was a British painter of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He was known in his day for his paintings of children, domestic scenes, animals and portraits. His works were very popular and were often reproduced. His use of light creates a feeling of liveliness and captures the innocence of childhood. The children in his paintings have bright eyes and rosy cheeks and seem illuminated with youthful purity.
Morgan also favored pastoral scenes of apple gatherers playing and working in the orchards of late nineteenth century England. We can feel, through Morgan's renderings, the integrity of these farm folk and the simplicity of their lives.
His pieces were displayed at such prominent English institutions as the British Royal Academy, the British Institution, the New Watercolor Society and Grosvenor Gallery.
A classic Art Print of a Victorian Mother and Children having a Picnic.
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This art print is new and in perfect condition. Published on a special paper. Direct from the original publisher. If you are familiar with art prints you will know I am offering a fine print at a surprisingly low wholesale price. Should you see shadows of letters in this picture be assured they are not on the print, just this jpg.
This print will look good in many places.
