Oil Painting Question

[Richard Yeomans]

Can anyone help me identify this Oil Painting bought from auction about 4
years ago.
Any help on painting or artist would be greatly appreciated.
Picture size is approx 36"x24"

Thanks in advance for all help
Richard Yeomans
http://www.ashvale.com/picture.htm

[Ashvale Business Services Ltd]

Any info on the following painting / artist would be greatly appreciated:
http://www.ashvale.com/picture.htm

Thanks in advance

Richard Yeomans

[Kathleen Ann Trujillo]

Richard,

Sorry I'm not a specialist in the painting area but I just wanted to say
that the painting is very beautiful! I love how the light comes through
the tree. What is the man on the left
doing? Its a bit fuzzy.

Good Luck,
Kathleen

[Marshall Schuon]

Kathleen Ann Trujillo <xy...@stacken.kth.se> wrote:

>Richard,

>Sorry I'm not a specialist in the painting area but I just wanted to say
>that the painting is very beautiful! I love how the light comes through
>the tree. What is the man on the left
>doing? Its a bit fuzzy.

> Good Luck,
> Kathleen

>> Any info on the following painting / artist would be greatly appreciated:

>> http://www.ashvale.com/picture.htm
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Richard Yeomans

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He's slopping a pig.

Marshall

[Ashvale Business Services Ltd.]

Correct, he is feeding the pig - it is a beautiful picture, but I'd love to
know more about it and the artist. If I can find out who painted it, I can
hopefully trace more of his work.

Kathleen Ann Trujillo wrote in message <30E71FBB...@stacken.kth.se>...

>Richard,
>
>Sorry I'm not a specialist in the painting area but I just wanted to say
>that the painting is very beautiful! I love how the light comes through
>the tree. What is the man on the left
>doing? Its a bit fuzzy.
>
> Good Luck,
> Kathleen
>

>Ashvale Business Services Ltd wrote:
>>

[Smorgass Bored]

Hey,maybe it's this Walbourn character.....he feeds 'everything'.

(From ADEC @ http://www.adec.com )
WALBOURN, Ernest Ch. 1871 - 1927
Date of the sale, title of work and medium used
16/09/98 - Watering the Cart Horses - Oil/canvas 29/07/98 - The
Village Green - Crossing the Bridge - Oil/canvas 21/05/98 - A River
Landscape with Cattle Grazing Beyond - Oil/canvas 21/05/98 - The Path to
the Sea/Feeding the Hens - Oil/canvas 11/09/97 - Feeding the Swans -
Oil/canvas
05/06/97 - Feeding the Geese - Oil/canvas 26/11/96 - Feeding the geese -
Oil/canvas 06/11/96 - By the River - Oil/canvas 06/11/96 - Feeding the
Chicks - Oil/canvas
06/11/96 - Picking Daffodils - Oil/canvas 20/07/95 - Watching the fish
in the flower garden - Oil/canvas 09/06/95 - In the orchard - Oil/canvas
31/05/95 - Hop pickers - Oil/board 25/04/95 - Boy fishing - Oil/canvas
07/04/95 - Scottish river and mountain mandscape with stage - Oil/canvas
14/12/93 - Woman feeding birds - Oil/canvas 26/11/92 - Chickens by a
farm gate - Oil/board 29/10/92 - Watching the ducks by a pond -
Oil/canvas 14/08/92 - Rustic farm scene - Oil/canvas 29/06/92 - A young
girl in a smock gazing down at ducks in a pond - Oil/canvas 19/12/91 -
Feeding the Doves - Oil/canvas

There are a couple of other Walbourn's listed that also painted
farms & animals....
oink,oink,oink,

Doug W.
~>*)))>< Big fish eat Little fish ><(((*<~

[Gillam Kerley]

Smorgass Bored wrote:
>
> Hey,maybe it's this Walbourn character.....he feeds 'everything'.

Maybe I've been hanging out in rec.antiques too long. When I first saw
the post that read, simply, "He's slopping the hogs", I assumed it was
some new sort of flame directed at the previous poster.

GK

[Michael Dougherty]

I agree with Kathleen about the loveliness of the painting :)

I'm going to go out on a limb, and say the unknown artist was most
likely an English genre painter during the late 18th or 19th century.
The style seems to derive from Dutch genre scenes, first seen in English
art in the 18th century - they are generally very sweet, not an
intellectual strain to understand, and I have a secret weakness for them
:)

Lydia P-D