James Kinnear was an Edinburgh landscape artist who was born in 1846. He exhibited 7 works at the Royal Academy, including “March, The Year’s Decline”, and “The Opening Year”. He also showed 18 works at the Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts, 80 at the Royal Scottish Academy as well as at the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, the Manchester City Art Gallery and the New Watercolour Society.
A extensive oil on canvas of a Scottish landscape showing a loch with mountains behind. Signed and dated indistinctly by the Edinburgh landscape painter James Scott Kinnear who showed between 1880 and 1917. In its original frame and in good condition.
Measures 90 cm wide by 60 cm deep (114 cm by 84 cm in its frame).
£750
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A extensive landscape in watercolour entitled “Spring On The Braids Looking Towards Liberton Tower” by the Edinburgh landscape artist James Kinnear, showing a ploughman working two horses in the middle distance and Liberton tower behind. Signed lower left and in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 36 cm wide by 48 cm deep (67 cm by 82 cm in its frame and mount).
£450
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