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John Richardson (british, 1836-1913) Set Of 4 Watercolour Landscape Scenes, Signed

John Richardson

John Richardson (1836-1913), set of four watercolour landscapes to include ‘Rydal Water, Cumbria’, ‘Brothers Water’, ‘Langdale Pikes’ and ‘Loch Katrine’, each signed with monogram.
Each displayed within an oval mount and frame. Inside of mounts measure approximately 11cm x 14cm and the frames 31cm x 33cm.
Please refer to illustrations.

Additional Information
Artist John Richardson
Subject Landscape
Features Framed|Signed
Medium Watercolour
Originality Original
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