310
No 310
The Ford at Kenilworth, looking towards the Castle.
On coarse twill canvas.
Painted with Copal varnish throughout in finishing it was diluted with Nut Oil. The picture weak & unsatisfactory.
Size 30in x 20in
Painted January 1849
Sold to Mr. Hooper
311
No 311
View of Kenilworth Castle from the west.
Painted with Copal with Nut Oil about equal quantities
Size 19in x 13in
Painted January 1849
Sold August 1850 to Mr. Josiah Mason
312
No 312
The Old Kenilworth Road at the Sandy Hill.
(Painted with Copal diluted with Nut Oil)
Size 19in x 13in
Sent to Birmingham July 6th 1849
Sold to Mr. J. White May 1850
313
313
No 313
Painted from two studies of old oaks
in Packington Park. Copal and Nut Oil used.
Size 30in x 25in
Painted March 1849
Sent to Birmingham Exhibition July 1849
Sold to the Earl of Aylesford £21 with old frame
Photo Credit: Private Collection
314
No 314
Distant view of the Western side of Kenilworth Castle.
Varnished in February
Copal with Nut Oil used
Size 19in x 13in
March 1849
315
No 315
The Ford Kenilworth Castle, the effect is of sunset in Autumn, tone of colour reddish orange and not very agreeable.
Copal with Nut - Oil the vehicle used.
Size 24in x 18in
Painted March 1849
Photo Credit: Private Collection
Provenance:
Chisties London, Sale Victorian Pictures 1st June 1984, Lot 37, size 45.1cm x 59.7cm, signed and dated, and illustrated on page 18 of the catalogue.Estimate £1,500 to £2,000. Lot Not Sold
316
No 316
Part of Kenilworth Castle, viewed from the East.
Painted with Nut -Oil & Copal
Size 14in x 10in
Painted April 3rd 1849
Varnished with mastic May 28th
Sent to Manchester May 30th / 49
Sent to Leicester November 1849
Sold August 1850
Mr Josiah Mason
317
No 317
Strainer omitted to be numbered.
View of the eastern side of Kenilworth Castle, from the meadow beside the brook. A group of Oaks on the left, inserted in lieu of Sycamores belonging to the scene, as also an old stump of an Ash on the right
Size 30in x 20in
Sold to Mr Hooper £12, May 1st 1849
A very small quantity of Meguilp of pale colour was used in this picture
318
No 318
Scene at Ashow including the church. This picture is little wanting in colour, the oak in the middle inclining too much to Black.
A small amount of meguilp used.
Size 24in x 18in
May 6th 1849
Sold August 17th 1850
319
No 319
From studies of old oaks in the park of Earl Aylesford: in some measure a repetition of 313,
with the introduction of a few cattle.
June 1849
Linseed oil mastic used in small quantity.
Size 30in x 25in
Sold to Mr. Hooper
320
No 320
Felled timber - from a sketch made at Radford some years since.
The sky of this probably painted with a small quantity of Copal, in the landscape a little Linseed oil
(fat from age) was used.
Size 24in x 18in
June 17th 1849
Sold to Mr. Hooper
Photo Credit: Private Collection
Detail of No 320
signature with date T.BAKER. 1849
321
No 321
Scene in Hagley Park, Malvern Hills in the distance.
Linseed - oil mastic in small quantity used.
Size 19in x 13in
Painted July 1849
Sold £10 without frame
Henry Bradley Esq
322
No 322
Water-mill Breckonshire.
(Vehicle, Linseed-Oil Mastic in very moderate quantity)
Size 24in x 18in
Painted August 1849
Sold August 1850
Mr. Josiah Mason
323
No 323
Scene on the Wye
(Nut-oil mastic in moderate quantity)
Size 19 1/8in x 13 1/8in
Painted September 1849
Varnished lightly August 7th 1851
Sold to Mr Hewett October 1849
Sent to Manchester August 7th 1851
Sold Manchester 12 guineas with frame
324
No 324
The Ford at Kenilworth
Nut-oil mastic used
Size 19in x 13in
Painted September 1849
Sold to Mr. R. Houddon, Birmingham
325
No 325
Scene in the upper part of Holly - Walk.
Vehicle Nut-oil mastic
Size 14in x 10in
Painted September 1849
To Worcester July 1850
Sold Jan: 1851
Mr Henry Wallis
£3 no frame
326
No 326
Scene on the Wye below Rhayader.
Linseed-oil mastic used
Size 19in x 13in
Painted October 1849
Sold to Mr Enoch
327
No 327
Scene on the Wye.
Linseed - oil mastic used moderately
Size 19in x 13in
Painted October 1849
Varnished with mastic a few drops of Nut-oil mastic added
Sent to the British Institution January 4th 1850
Rejected at the British Institution
Sent to Worcester July 1850
Sold at Worcester November 1850
10 guineas with frame
328
No 328
Scene on the Wye, Cradle Mountain in the distance
Linseed oil - mastic used
Size 30in x 20in
Painted October 1849
Sold October 1850 to Mr. Henry Wallis £12.10s no frame
329
No 329
Scene on the Wye, above Rhayader
Linseed oil - mastic used.
Size 30in x 20in
Painted October 1849
Varnished lightly Nov 15th
Sent to Leicester Nov 1849
Sent to Dublin April 1850
Sold October 1850 to Mr. Henry Wallis
330
No 330
Scene on the Avon at Milverton
Copal with Nut-oil used
Size 19in x 13in
Painted November 1849
Varnished with Nut-oil Mastic diluted with Turps
December 3rd 1849
Sold Mr R. Haddon Birmingham 1850
331
Digital image by courtesy of the Paul Mellon Centre PA-F07236
No 331
Scene at Milverton on the Avon at the "Dropping Well"
A repetition of 297 with the light admitted from the right. Painted on coarse thready canvas. A little meguilp used.
November 1849
Varnished with nut-oil Mastic.
December 3rd 1849.
Sold to Mr. Hooper
February 1850
Provenance: Sotheby's sale 31st March 1981.