15th Jul, 2023 9:30 GMT/BST
The TB & R Jordan Collection
1068
Paul Paul (1865–1937)
"A Sunny Morning"
Signed, inscribed verso, oil on canvas board, 23cm by 32cm
Provenance: Newman's, London
Exhibited: TB and R Jordan "A Century of Working Life in Yorkshire and the North East" April 2007, no.177
Sold for £250
Estimated at £150 - £250
In an overall good stable and essentially original state of preservation. Probably cleaned and revarnished. Some light surface dirt and discoloured varnish now in evidence. Fine stable craquelure to areas mostly within sky and across the tail and plumage of the black hen to foreground. Less notable minor patches elsewhere. Tiny fine crack/abrasion left hand side edge centre.
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Auction: The TB & R Jordan Collection, 15th Jul, 2023
Tom and Rosamund Jordan were leading specialists in the Staithes Group of painters for over 40 years.
In the late 19th and early 20th century, the tiny, picturesque fishing village of Staithes on the North Yorkshire coast became host to a colony of artists, attracted to the area by the towering cliffs, stormy seas, the clarity of light and eminently paintable cottages and harbours. The Staithes School artists were greatly inspired by the French Impressionists, working en plein air to capture fleeting moments of light, air, and water, albeit with an edge of harder, northern grit.
The Jordans, who were equally passionate about Staithes, were champions of this pioneering group of artists, and over 100 works from their collection will be offered in this sale, including works by a Mark Senior, Owen Bowen, Arthur A. Friedenson and Frank Henry Mason.
Part II of their collection will be sold at a later date.
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