Alfred Henry Vickers, English School Coastal Scene, Watercolor, Early 20th Century, Framed

Description

Alfred Henry Vickers (1834-1919) was an English painter, known primarily for his maritime and coastal scenes. He was the son … more Alfred Henry Vickers (1834-1919) was an English painter, known primarily for his maritime and coastal scenes. He was the son of the landscape painter Alfred Vickers (1786–1868) and continued his family's artistic legacy by producing works that captured the essence of seascapes and coastal environments.

Vickers was particularly skilled at depicting the drama and beauty of the sea, often depicting ships, harbors and coastal landscapes in his paintings. His works often featured a sense of realism and attention to detail, portraying the atmospheric effects of light and weather on the water and surrounding landscape.

Throughout his career, Vickers exhibited his paintings in several prestigious venues, including the Royal Academy in London. Today, his works are highly regarded for their technical proficiency and artistic merit, and are found in collections and galleries around the world, preserving his legacy as a talented maritime painter of the Victorian era.

Dimensions

Frame : 33 cm high X 43 cm width

Image 14 cm high X 27 cm width less