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Nicholas Barnham, 'Crofts At Norwick Shetland' Ink & Watercolour Painting Signed

CROFTS AT NORWICK

Nicholas Barnham (British, 1939-2021), ‘Crofts at Norwick’, ink and watercolour, framed and glazed. 
Signed, titled and dated 1977 lower right. Thackeray Gallery (Kensington Square, London) label verso. 
Inside of mount measures approximately 22cm x 30cm and the frame 39cm x 46cm.

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