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Lewis Mortimer was one of three early twentieth century artists whose watercolour scenes were used in the publication ‘Picturesque Cornwall’ by Reginald Hammond - the other artists were George Nicholls and H J Sylvester Stannard.
It is known that Mortimer spent time in Polperro in the 1920’s, so this painting most likely dates from that period.
Condition: There are a couple of very tiny scuffs to the frame, and a small slightly wrinkled area on the mount. The painting itself is in very good condition.
Dimensions:
Including the frame, 53.5cm wide, 44.5cm tall, 2.8cm deep. The image size is approximately 33.2cm wide by 23.2 cm tall.
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This is an antique item and as such may have signs of wear in accordance with its age. Anything that we think is of note will have been mentioned above, but please study the photos carefully to satisfy yourself as to its condition as it is not possible to list every little mark or flaw. We are happy to provide high resolution photographs or videos if required, and answer any questions you may have - just get in touch!
