Henry Jackson Simpson was a prolific Aberdeen artist who painted and etched seascapes, still life, animals and landscapes – and studies of the river Dee in all its moods. He painted all over the North-ast of Scotland and it was the sporting life, especially, that gave him inspiration for his work- etchings of waterfowl, watercolours of his dogs, hunting parties, and fishermen on the river. An all-round artist and teacher, Jackson exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy and elsewhere.
A delightful little watercolour by the Aberdeen artist Henry Jackson Simpson (1893-1963), showing an extensive landscape with a town and church tower in the distance. In the foreground is a stream. Signed and in good condition.
Measures 16.5 cm wide by 10.5 cm deep (38.5cm by 33.5 in its mount and frame).
£350