Explore this charming oil painting by Gordon Clifford Barlow, a British artist born in 1913 and known for his distinctive style. The artwork depicts a serene scene of a Wharfedale Farm, showcasing Barlow's talent and attention to detail. Measuring 29cm x 39cm, this piece offers a glimpse into the British countryside through the artist's eyes.
Notably, the painting is partially signed by Barlow and features an intriguing inscription 'H Royle' added later on the back. It is believed that Barlow was mentored by Herbert Royle (1870-1958), a renowned artist of the time, which influenced their shared artistic style. There is a possibility that the artwork has been altered, potentially to conceal Barlow's signature and attribute the work to Royle.
This captivating piece is not only a beautiful representation of a rural setting but also holds a fascinating story behind its creation, adding depth to its provenance. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of British art history with this unique painting up for auction at Duggleby Auctioneers.