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Edward Arthur Walton (1860–1922) was a Scottish painter whose career connected Glasgow, London and Edinburgh. A landscape and portrait painter, he belonged to the Glasgow Boys. With his fellow artists, he took an interest in French approaches to landscape and in the effects of natural light observed outdoors in rural Scotland. His training included a period in Düsseldorf and studies at Glasgow School of Art, supplemented by working alongside other painters. Autumn Sunshine, an oil painting of 1883 held by the Hunterian, documents this landscape practice. His career subsequently took him to London and Edinburgh. Portraiture complemented his observation of rural settings, giving the human figure another place within his work.
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Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer
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Aquarell und Gouache auf Weichfaserplatte
Catalogue period : 2018-06-20
Published result : 10339 CHF
Fees not specified in the available data
Estimate : CHF 8000–12000
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