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Samuel Owen (Attributed), Entering Portsmouth Harbour Portrait He seemed particularly drawn towards

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He seemed particularly drawn towards peaceful corners whereby light would cascade down a wall or across an item of furniture

Overall size: 28” x 19½” / 71cm x 50cm

The portrait feels akin to the works of William Beechey

It’s said that Foss was so enamoured with the countryside that he was known to omit buildings if they spoilt his view

Samuel Owen (Attributed), Entering Portsmouth Harbour Portrait He seemed particularly drawn towardsThis early 19th century watercolour, attributed to English artist Samuel Owen (1769 1857), depicts several vessels approaching Portsmouth harbour buffeted by turbulent waves. Owen was an accomplished British marine watercolourist who served in the Royal Navy. Considered one of the oldest Dockyards in the world, Portsmouth was at the forefront of maritime activity. The Royal Navy was a major employer, and Portsmouth was home to numerous distinguished

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