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Herbert Truman (1883 – 1957) The Layde Chapel, Cox’s Cave, Cheddar Oil on Board. A highly detailed painting of The Layde Chapel, located north of the English town of Cheddar, known for its famous gorges and caves. This vibrant depiction has often been replicated for postcards and souvenirs. Using a warm colourway, the scene is…
Depth: 3cm1.18in
Width: 69cm27.17in
Height: 58cm22.83in
Weight: 4kg8.82lbs
Thought to be glass. Wooden frame with layers reds and brushed gilt which pulls from the image. A canvas insert has been added to the chamfered part of the frame. Black mount with yellowed edge. Paper lined back with wire. Artist information attached to paper.
Wear consistent with age and use. Minor Losses, scuffs, and scratches.
England
Early 20th Century
Oil Paint, Paper, Timber, Wood
Circa 1920
Herbert Truman
British School
Herbert Truman (1883 – 1957) The Layde Chapel, Cox’s Cave, Cheddar Oil on Board.
A highly detailed painting of The Layde Chapel, located north of the English town of Cheddar, known for its famous gorges and caves.
This vibrant depiction has often been replicated for postcards and souvenirs. Using a warm colourway, the scene is calming and mysterious.
Signed on the front by British artist Herbert Truman, probably better known for his coastal scenes.
| Weight | 4 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3 × 69 × 58 cm |
| Origin | England |
| Period | Early 20th Century |
| Material | |
| Date of Manufacture | Circa 1920 |
| Maker |
