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Beatrice Emma Parsons (1869–1955) – Spring Garden with Daffodils

£750.00
An English garden landscape executed in watercolor and bodycolor on paper by Beatrice Parsons (1869-1955). 41cm W * 48cm H This delicate floral composition is by the celebrated British watercolourist Beatrice Emma Parsons, an artist renowned for her luminous depictions of Edwardian English gardens that earned her royal patronage from Queen Mary. Signed in the lower right corner, the work captures a tranquil garden pathway bordered by blooming daffodils beneath bare spring trees. Mounted in a traditional gilt frame and mount, the reverse bears a charming period inscription addressed to "Miss S. Harbutt, White House, Welshpool, N.W." alongside original framing notes, offering lovely historical provenance.
An English garden landscape executed in watercolor and bodycolor on paper by Beatrice Parsons (1869-1955). 41cm W * 48cm H This delicate floral composition is by the celebrated British watercolourist Beatrice Emma Parsons, an artist renowned for her luminous depictions of Edwardian English gardens that earned her royal patronage from Queen Mary. Signed in the lower right corner, the work captures a tranquil garden pathway bordered by blooming daffodils beneath bare spring trees. Mounted in a traditional gilt frame and mount, the reverse bears a charming period inscription addressed to "Miss S. Harbutt, White House, Welshpool, N.W." alongside original framing notes, offering lovely historical provenance.