14th Sep, 2024 9:30 GMT/BST

Country House Sale

 
Lot 505
 

505

James Trout Walton (fl.1851-1867)
"Glen Lui on the G..."
With inscribed original label verso, oil on canvas, 83.5cm by 108.5cm

Sold for £420
Estimated at £200 - £300


 

Unlined, one key missing, slightly lacking in tension. Stretcher bar marks and associated cracking along all sides (stable). Stable brittle age craquelure throughout, some slighly raised. Two long diagonal retouched series of 'herringbone' impact cracks and possible minor losses - one 15cm long, and on 10cm long mid left of painting running from top left to centre. A further series of retouched losses approx. 10cm x 2cm running vertically in centre of painting, and further retouched losses measuring 1.5inches to 2inches approx in: upper right corner (ringed by yellow halo), to right of second tree from left and one above this tree, and in middle of nearest hill. Further tiny touches of overpaint to suppress cracks and tiny losses. One fresher unrestored tiny loss in brown in centre foreground. The retouching is slightly matte.

Partially cleaned in past, leaving a patchy yellow appearance in the lighter passages. Upper glossy varnish, light surface dirt.

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Auction: Country House Sale, 14th Sep, 2024

The September Country House Sale will include a number of private collections, including The Collection of the Late Captain Edward Cazenove (1923-2000).

The Collection of the Late Captain Edward Cazenove

Devoted hunter and art collector Captain Edward "Teddy" Cazenove was born on 11 June 1923. He was brought up by his New York-born mother, Edith, at the family house of Cottesbrooke in Northamptonshire. Cazenove was educated at Eton and Oxford, where he took every chance he could to hunt.

Shortly after graduating from Oxford, he joined the Army and served diligently throughout the Second World War. He was taken prisoner in France in 1944 and was wounded attempting to escape. After the war, instead of following in his father's footsteps and joining the family firm of stockbrokers, which had been established from the 1820s, Cazenove chose to do what he loved best. He settled in Pytchley, Northamptonshire, to hunt. Highly skilled and consistently enthusiastic, Cazenove became Master of hunts in England, Scotland and Ireland. He died aged 77 in 2000.

The sale will also include a Private Collection of Works by Fred Lawson and a Private Collection of Works by William Miller Frazer. 

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