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    John Atkinson

    John Atkinson "Changing Horses at the Black Swan" watercolour

    $1,600 (approx conversion from £1250)

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    About this item

    John Atkinson was born in Newcastle in 1863. He attended Newcastle School of Art and, specialising in animal and landscape subjects, became a full time painter after regularly exhibiting at the Berwick Club, also in Newcastle. He exhibited widely at galleries including the Royal Academy, Royal Scottish Academy, the Institute of Painters in Watercolour and at many provincial galleries and exhibitions. "Changing Horses at the Black Swan" is a fine quality watercolour by Atkinson measuring 7"x 11". It is signed lower left and is mounted and framed in a hand made gilt frame giving an overall size of 15"x 19".

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    Additional Information

    Code

    10562 (AB-88376)

    Dimensions

    W: 11" (27.9 cm)H: 7" (17.8 cm)

    Period

    Early 20th Century

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    McTague of Harrogate

    North Yorkshire, United Kingdom

    McTague of Harrogate was opened in 1981 by Paul McTague who has run the gallery since with help and advice from family members Melanie, Emma and Robert. From an early age Paul was brought up surrounded by pictures and artists. This sowed the seed of interest which has grown into his current...