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A 19th-century portrait depicting an elderly Scottish angler in traditional attire.
53cm W * 63cm H
This charming 19th-century Victorian genre print depicts an elderly Scottish gentleman dressed in traditional attire—a dark jacket, red waistcoat, cravat, and Tam o' Shanter bonnet—patiently preparing his fishing line beside a Highland river. Painted in the expressive, character-rich style of renowned Scottish artist Erskine Nicol (1825–1904), this composition was originally produced as one half of a popular Victorian companion pair celebrating rural Scottish angling.
The piece is housed in a classic dark wood frame with a gilt slip, bearing a vintage pre-1995 gallery label on the reverse from the Spey Bay Gallery in Bogmoor, Moray, Scotland.
A 19th-century portrait depicting an elderly Scottish angler in traditional attire.
53cm W * 63cm H
This charming 19th-century Victorian genre print depicts an elderly Scottish gentleman dressed in traditional attire—a dark jacket, red waistcoat, cravat, and Tam o' Shanter bonnet—patiently preparing his fishing line beside a Highland river. Painted in the expressive, character-rich style of renowned Scottish artist Erskine Nicol (1825–1904), this composition was originally produced as one half of a popular Victorian companion pair celebrating rural Scottish angling.
The piece is housed in a classic dark wood frame with a gilt slip, bearing a vintage pre-1995 gallery label on the reverse from the Spey Bay Gallery in Bogmoor, Moray, Scotland.
