two signed watercolour by edward william trick

A pair of watercolours showing how the artist was looking down on to 'Lynmouth Harbour' and a 'Lane in Lynmouth'. Look closely at one of them because there appears to be an unfinished blue sketch or outline of a building on the top of the tor (hill/cliff).

Edward William Trick (1902-1991) was born deaf and dumb. He painted landscapes and buildings in watercolours. He also painted cathedrals and old cottages but most of his work was Dartmoor and Exmoor views. He studied art under John Shapland, a well-known South West artist and former headmaster of the Exeter School of Art. Trick knew several West Country artists such as W.H. Sweet and Wycliffe Eggington.The price of £175 is for each piece.For more information, contact Jeanette at Art & Adornments, Crick, Northamptonshire on 07932 999192.

Antiques.co.uk Ref: FNXFERGT

Width (cm):

42 cm including frame (23 cm excl. frame)

Height (cm):

35 cm including frame (17 cm excl. frame)

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