The Old Tollbooth, Edinburgh, by Peter Grahame. In good condition in its original frame and mount. Signed and titled in pencil.
Measures 15 cm wide by 25.5 cm deep (31 cm by 41 cm in its frame and mount).
£120
Tag: Peter Grahame
Peter Grahame was a landscape, cattle and coastal painter who was educated in Edinburgh and who lived London and St. Andrews. Elected to the Royal Academy in 1881, he showed some 67 work at the R.A., 5 at the R.S.A., and 34 at the Arthur Tooth and Sons Gallery in London, as well as at the principal art establishments in Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.
The Scottish artist Peter Grahame (1836-1921) produced this lovely image of J. M. Barry’s Peter Pan, after the sculpture by Sir George Frampton in London’s Kensington Gardens, commissioned in 1902 and erected in 1912. Signed in pencil this work is in good condition.
Measures 17 cm high by 22 cm deep (31.5 cm by 41.5 cm in its frame and mount).
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