James Herbert Snell, View Of Radcot, Oxfordshire trees It’s likely to be the

It’s likely to be the kind of piece that a gentleman would purchase on a tour of France to impress his acquaintances (in private)

black bonnet and white cuffs

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 21” x 23” / 53cm x 58cmYear of creation: c

1860Provenance: DenmarkCondition: Areas of light craquelure and a few very minor losses

Thors spent most of his life working in England but also travelled back to his native Holland from time to time

James Herbert Snell, View Of Radcot, Oxfordshire trees It’s likely to be theAn attractive impressionistic landscape painting by English artist, James Herbert Snell (1861 1935). With daubs of oils and skilfully rendered brushwork, Snell has captured this scene beautifully. Snell was an interesting painter as his works span a transitionary period for British art. Around 1880, French impressionism was in full swing and gaining the attention of many British artists. As a young man, he wouldve surely been influenced by the