Henry Tidey (British, 1814-1872) A collection of pencil portrait and

including a study of a man seen from behind standing on a rocky ledge, inscribed 'Vinacla/Ossian' l.r., squared for transfer; together with a pencil sketch of two dogs, a pen and ink drawing of a boy crying mocked by a girl, and a watercolour study of waterlilies, and various other works, (12), various sizes, largest 26 x 11.5cm; unframed, Younger brother of Alfred Tidey (1808–1892), he was also taught by his father John Tidey (1773–1849), poet and amateur artist. HT established a reputation as a portrait painter in oil and watercolour. He exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1839 and from 1855 showed mainly historical and poetical subjects. In 1859, he was elected associate of the New Society of Painters in Watercolours and made a member in the following year. The elegance of his figures at times reflects the influence of 18th-century French painting, especially the work of Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684–1721). Condition Report, Condition Report, Various shapes and sizes, unevely trimmed. Discolouration and staining. Rips and tears with crude restoration apparent. Well presented in mounts and either stuck down or hinge mounted. Please contact the department is a more detailed report is required. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£200

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