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SOLD Patrick Nasmyth R.A. Oil on Canvas (1787-1831)

Patrick Nasmyth R.A. Oil on Canvas (1787-1831) This work is in very nice condition and very tightly painted with lots of detail. Painted in 1821 and with important original London dealer labels verso.

Title: “Rural life”

Signature:   Signed lower centre & dated 1821 – signature slightly rubbed

Provenance:  H & P De Casseres, Duke St London – original 1917 label verso

Medium:  Oil on fine panel

Size; 17″ x  21″ Painting  28″ x 32″ framed

Condition: Very good condition for age. 

Family run business trading fine antique paintings for 40years.

Patrick, the son and pupil of Alexander Nasmyth. Harshly treated by life as a young man. A serious injury to his right hand forced him to work almost exclusively with his left hand, and he also went deaf. These misfortunes may have made him all the more attached to his art, and he lost all interest in any studies not connected with it. At the age of twenty, he went to London, where his talent quickly won him fame. He was nicknamed the ‘English Hobema’. Exhibited for the first time at the Royal Academy and was one of the founders of the Society of British Artists, usually signed his work Pat. Nasmyth.

  PATRICK NASMYTH

(SCOTTISH, 1787 – 1831)  An old farmstead, near St Albans  1829

PRICE SOLD  £ 3,250 GBP

ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE

£ 3,250 GBP Premium

Estimate £ 2,000 – 3,000 GBP

  

  PATRICK NASMYTH

(SCOTTISH, 1787 – 1831)

Landscape with Figures along The Creek  1829

PRICE SOLD  $ 2,829 USD  € 2,283 EUR  £ 1,806 GBP

ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE

$ 2,829 USD Premium

ESTIMATE

$ 1,200 – 1,800 USD

NOVEMBER 2014

  PATRICK NASMYTH

(SCOTTISH, 1787 – 1831)

A View near East Grinstead 1825

PRICE SOLD  $ 20,032 USD  € 14,787 EUR  £ 12,500 GBP

ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE

£ 12,500 GBP Premium

ESTIMATE

£ 10,000 – 15,000 GBP

OCTOBER  2013 England

PATRICK NASMYTH

(SCOTTISH, 1787 – 1831)

A View of Cowes, Isle of Wight  1830

PRICE SOLD  $ 52,167 USD  € 40,682 EUR  £ 35,000 GBP

ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE

£ 35,000 GBP Premium

ESTIMATE£ 30,000 – 50,000 GBP JULY 2013

 Attributed to PATRICK NASMYTH

(SCOTTISH, 1787 – 1831) The Road Home

 Price Sold  £ 2,375 GBP

ORIGINAL CURRENCY OF SALE

£ 2,375 GBP Premium

Estimate

£ 2,000 – 3,000 GBP

LOT #214

FEBRUARY 22, 2017  Bonhams, Edinburgh

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