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Lot 119
George Barret, Sen., R.A. (Dublin 1732-1784 London)
Ferrying animals across the lake at Windermere; and Figures sitting outside a farmstead (both illustrated)
Closed4 November 2010
Price Realised
GBP 3,500
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Specialist note
Despite the inscriptions on old labels on the reverse, these are evidently by George Barret, Senior.
When Barret first moved to England from Ireland he specialised in representing wild and mountainous landscapes. Over time his style progressed and his late gouaches became lighter and more brilliant in colour than his earlier work. The present works are a particularly fine example of his later style, which frequently presented views of the Lake District.
For a comparable work, see Glin Castle - A Knight in Ireland; Christie's, London, 7 May 2009, lot 47.
When Barret first moved to England from Ireland he specialised in representing wild and mountainous landscapes. Over time his style progressed and his late gouaches became lighter and more brilliant in colour than his earlier work. The present works are a particularly fine example of his later style, which frequently presented views of the Lake District.
For a comparable work, see Glin Castle - A Knight in Ireland; Christie's, London, 7 May 2009, lot 47.