Lot 472 , Eleanor Winter (early 20th century), watercolour, Wallflowers, 52cm x 36cm

Eleanor Winter (early 20th century), watercolour, 'Wallflowers', still life with a pair of gloves and flowers in a blue and white jug, signed and dated 1904, Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours label verso, gilt frame, 52cm x 36cm
Estimate £50-80

Note: Eleanor Winter was first taught to paint by Edward George Hobley in Penrith and went on to become a pupil of Sir William Orpen and Augustus John at the Chelsea Art School, c. 1906/1907. She exhibited her work at the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly and in other places and eventually married a curate from Penrith. There is no surviving record of her artistic career.


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Sold for £75