A stunning watercolour entitled “After Rain” showing an extensive Orkney landscape by the highly regarded Gourock-born artist Bet Low. Signed lower right and bearing a label, verso, from the Compass Gallery in Glasgow indicating this work was shown at the New Painting Exhibition there between February 19th. and March 16th. 1972. The label also identifies the original purchaser. In good condition. This work has been remounted and re-backed and fitted with archival glass. The original label has been retained.
Measures 48 cm wide by 36 cm deep (68 cm by 56 cm in its frame).
£1500
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