Farlie Harmar, Portrait Of Phyllis Harmar

Farlie Harmar, Portrait Of Phyllis HarmarA vibrant portrait of Phyllis Harmar by British artist, Fairlie Harmar (1876 1945). This interesting depiction is full of expression and captures the sitters character with skill and vigour. Fairlie Harmar hailed from Weymouth and studied at the highly regarded Slade School of Art under Henry Tonks and Fred Brown. She exhibited widely in Britain and throughout Europe including at the Royal Academy and in Paris. Her work is held in several public

As glazed over papersrest on extended legs

How does he feel about you

One such portrait from 1851 reached over £6

His views celebrated the best of British scenery across the Isles and his loose brushwork suited painting outdoors

a family are sitting alongside two further horseback riders and a lively dog

Hermann Mayer Salomon Goldschmidt (1802-1866) led a fascinating life and aside from his ability as a painter he was also a highly regarded astronomer

It’s easy to imagine a son standing with his right hand resting on his mother’s arm

We particularly love how he’s created a rough

200 achieved for ‘Interior of Ramridge House’ at Christie’s in 1988

and travellers are likely to appreciate the pictures as mementoes of beautiful scenes

His outfit dates to around 1585

It’s a colourful piece that would make an interesting focal point - particularly in a bedroom