Charles Knight, British, 1901-1990, “Arundle Castle,” 7x10”
USD 980.00 USD
[4] Knight contributed forty drawings of Sussex, in particular Brighton and Lewes, for which he was paid £5 each. From 1919 to 1923, Knight studied at the Brighton College of Arts. There, he was inspired by Charles Sims, who taught him his technique of painting in oil over a tempera base, and by Walter Sickert, George Clausen[4][6] and Glyn Philpot, all of whom taught him.
Specifications
| Artist | Charles Knight |
| Period | Post-War (1940-1970) |
| Title | Arundle Castle |
| Material | Watercolor On Paper |
| Item Length | 10 in |
| Region Of Origin | Britain |
| Framing | Unframed |
| Subject | United Kingdom Castle |
| Type | Painting |
| Year Of Production | 1901 |
| Original/Licensed Reproduction | Original |
| Item Height | 7 in |
| Style | Post War |
| Features | One of a Kind (OOAK) |
| Production Technique | Watercolor Painting |
| Country/Region Of Manufacture | United Kingdom |
| Culture | British |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Time Period Produced | 1940’s |
What stands out about this painting is how it makes a small corner feel larger and more open.
