Early 20th-Century English School, John Lovibond & Sons, Cannon Brewery, Fulham

Early 20th-Century English School, John Lovibond & Sons, Cannon Brewery, FulhamThis charming early 20th century English School oil painting depicts the Cannon Brewery at North End, Fulham, owned by John Lovibond & Sons Ltd. Founded in 1867, the brewery was built in the grounds of its founders house, the experienced maltster, Henry Lovibond. From left to right, it comprised a copper house, the brew house tower, with a liquor tank, and a fermenting house. As we see here, leading up to the brewery was a track for steam locomotives

It took Lucretia and Vittoria Torre around two years to complete

Panitzsch has become widely admired for his beautiful interior scenes

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It’s rare to find such emotional distancing in warmer climates

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Arnesen was an explorer who could paint

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The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a gilded frame

She certainly carries a celebrity look - a tad Miss Moneypenny

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