A beatutiful and tranquil watercolour of Boswick (or Borwick) Hall, Lancashire.
Frank Moss Bennett (1874–1952) was a highly regarded British artist best known for his detailed paintings of historical subjects, portraits, and English architecture. He trained at prestigious art schools in London, won awards at the Royal Academy, and exhibited extensively at major institutions including the Royal Academy and the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. Bennett’s works are particularly noted for their accuracy and charm in depicting scenes and buildings from England’s past, making them popular with both collectors and museums.
The sticker on the back refers to the exhibition history of the artist:
RA (Royal Academy): 31 works exhibited
D (Dudley Gallery): 26 works exhibited
L (Liverpool Art Gallery): 8 works exhibited
RI (Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours): 4 works exhibited
Good condition, but with a small bit of foxing in the sky visible.
