William Arthur L. Carrick (Glasgow, 1879–1964) - Ruthven Castle

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Ruthven Castle, an oil on panel landscape by William Arthur L. Carrick (Glasgow, 1879–1964), dated 1910–1920, United Kingdom, sold with a period frame, 44.5 × 58 cm.

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Description from the seller

Title: Ruthven Castle

Author: William Arthur L. Carrick (Glasgow, 1879–1964)

Technique: Oil on panel

Unframed dimensions: 31 × 45 cm
Framed dimensions: 44.5 × 58 cm

Description:
Scottish landscape of vibrant atmospheric sensitivity, where Ruthven Castle is seen amid a majestic natural setting.

The loose and expressive brushwork, characteristic of Carrick, gives dynamism to the cloudy sky and the reflections of the water in the foreground.

The bare trees and autumn tones suggest a transitional season, heightening the romantic melancholy of the ruined castle.

The work is mounted in a period frame.

Seller's Story

Llorens Antiques builds the evolution of the passionate project started in 1981 by the antique dealer Vicente Llorens (Antigüedades Vicente Llorens). For more than forty years, Vicente Llorens has focused his activity on the area of ancient painting from the 15th to the 18th century, in addition to also working on furniture, sculpture, and other types of antiques from ancient times to the 19th century. Currently, Luis Llorens, Vicente's youngest son, accompanied by the rest of the team members, leads a project that is already part of the members and connoisseurs of the sector at a national level. After a long history full of successes, Llorens Antigüedades continues to offer access to works of ancient art with the guarantee of extensive experience and recognized prestige in the sector.

Title: Ruthven Castle

Author: William Arthur L. Carrick (Glasgow, 1879–1964)

Technique: Oil on panel

Unframed dimensions: 31 × 45 cm
Framed dimensions: 44.5 × 58 cm

Description:
Scottish landscape of vibrant atmospheric sensitivity, where Ruthven Castle is seen amid a majestic natural setting.

The loose and expressive brushwork, characteristic of Carrick, gives dynamism to the cloudy sky and the reflections of the water in the foreground.

The bare trees and autumn tones suggest a transitional season, heightening the romantic melancholy of the ruined castle.

The work is mounted in a period frame.

Seller's Story

Llorens Antiques builds the evolution of the passionate project started in 1981 by the antique dealer Vicente Llorens (Antigüedades Vicente Llorens). For more than forty years, Vicente Llorens has focused his activity on the area of ancient painting from the 15th to the 18th century, in addition to also working on furniture, sculpture, and other types of antiques from ancient times to the 19th century. Currently, Luis Llorens, Vicente's youngest son, accompanied by the rest of the team members, leads a project that is already part of the members and connoisseurs of the sector at a national level. After a long history full of successes, Llorens Antigüedades continues to offer access to works of ancient art with the guarantee of extensive experience and recognized prestige in the sector.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
William Arthur L. Carrick (Glasgow, 1879–1964)
Title of artwork
Ruthven Castle
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition
Height
44.5 cm
Width
58 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Period
1910-1920
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