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William Augustus Sillince

William Augustus Sillince 'Industrial Journey' Punch Magazine Watercolour, Signed

An Industrial Journey

William Augustus Sillince R.W.S. R.B.A. S.G.A. (British, 1906-1974), An Industrial Journey, Northern refinery with figures in the foreground and a truck nearby, pencil, pen, ink and watercolour, framed and glazed.
An original illustration for Punch magazine dated February 14th 1951 and can be found on page 210 – a copy of the magazine accompanies the picture.
Signed ‘Sillince’ to lower right. Katherine House Gallery label verso (exhibition 27th June – 25th July 1998).
Inside of mount measures 23cm x 35cm and the frame 46.5cm x 58.5cm. In good condition.

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Subject Industrial
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Medium Watercolour
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