Albert Moulton Foweraker RBA, Moonlight, Algeciras

Albert Moulton Foweraker RBA, Moonlight, AlgecirasThis early 20th century watercolour by English artist Albert Moulton Foweraker RBA (1873 1942) depicts a nocturnal view in Algeciras, southern Spain. Foweraker was an accomplished painter of landscapes and this is a splendid example of his talent. Under a muted sky where the stars shimmer amid a haze of blue, two figures stand before a row of rustic Spanish cottages. In the distance, a single light draws the eye, glimmering amid pale render the poplar

it’s a charming portrayal

Wealthier residents would often take the boat to Lower Manhattan for shopping while others used it to commute to work

Woolmer was a prolific exhibitor at the Royal Academy and this is a good example of his work

which creates a layer of intrigue

Van de Leene studied at the Académies des Beaux-Arts of Ixelles and Brussels at such an exciting time

Michael ‘Angelo’ Rooker (1743-1801) is highly regarded and predominantly known for his topographical views of the British Isles

A wonderful early 20th-century oil on canvas depicting a gentleman wearing a green jacket and waistcoat with a turban and blue neckerchief

With her daughter looking on

590 at auction in 1994

which may be noticed during certain phases and changes of the weather

The rising scenery has such depth and interest that it seems to pull you towards it

Constable once told a friend “I should paint my own places best