John George Indermaur, Group Of Children

John George Indermaur, Group Of ChildrenThis charming mid 19th century watercolour by British artist John George Indermaur (1818 1862) depicts four children, a chaise lounge, and footstool. It was shown at the Royal Society of British Artists in 1847. Smartly attired in their finest and fanciest dresses, each of the four siblings is posed to convey an attribute of their evolving personalities. The eldest, dressed in mourning wear, lovingly supports a baby, which reaches out towards a

which Turner visited in 1801

they often added grandiosity to their work by selecting monumental views

PS - You’ll find an example of a flügelhaben at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

A glimpse of a lake is visible to the right

It formed part of Britannia Illustrata

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This is a confident artist

Frame with some minor surface losses and a repair to the top left

male fashion became less conspicuous and a little sombre

‘Old’ John Crome

Two twisting pines create strong verticals and guide the eye toward the horizon

Provenance: Property of a lady