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    • Thomas Crane oil
      Mar. 21, 2020

      Thomas Crane oil

      Est: $800 - $1,200

      Thomas Crane (British 1808-1859)- Two Young Ladies at Leisure Sitting on a Terrace- oil on canvas, 1843, monogrammed 'TC' and dated 1843 lower left, some craquelure throughout, framed. 28 x 36''

      Rachel Davis Fine Arts
    • THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859)
      Sep. 30, 2016

      THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859)

      Est: €250 - €350

      Figures in a wooded landscape, Signed with initials, Oil on canvas, dated 1842

      Sheppards
    • Thomas Crane (1808-1859), THE GRANDCHILDREN OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, Oil on canvas; signed and titled to label verso, 28" x 36" - 71.1 x 91.4 cm.
      Jun. 18, 2014

      Thomas Crane (1808-1859), THE GRANDCHILDREN OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, Oil on canvas; signed and titled to label verso, 28" x 36" - 71.1 x 91.4 cm.

      Est: $2,000 - $3,000

      THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859), BRITISHTHE GRANDCHILDREN OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTONOil on canvas; signed and titled to label verso28" x 36" - 71.1 x 91.4 cm.

      Waddington's
    • THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859) The Midday Break Oil on
      Mar. 09, 2014

      THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859) The Midday Break Oil on

      Est: €600 - €800

      THOMAS CRANE (1808-1859) The Midday Break Oil on canvas, 47 x 40cm Signed with initials and dated 1842. Inscribed verso 'Thomas Crane 12 Maryland St. Liverpool' Born in Chester in 1808, Crane moved to London in 1824 to attend the Royal Academy Schools. He studied there for two years and was awarded a medal for his draughtsmanship. He then returned to Chester where he embarked on a career as a miniaturist. In 1832 he exhibited his work at the Liverpool Academy for the first time, he continued to exhibit there throughout his lifetime and in 1838 he was elected a full member of the Academy. He returned to London for a brief period and then moved to Liverpool; The Midday Break is inscribed verso with an address at Maryland Street in Liverpool and dates from the early 40s. The painting depicts a young man in the extreme foreground of the work, seated under an old tree; a large shovel rests to one side. He appears to be taking a much needed break from the day's work. In the right middle ground we see a woman walking towards him, a baby in one arm and a parcel in the other. She is probably delivering lunch to her husband. Her husband's gaze is slightly weary but longing too. Due to poor health Crane and his family moved again to Torquay and then back to London, he died in 1859, leaving his wife and four children behind. His son Walter Crane (1845-1911) is the well-known artist and illustrator In his obituary he was referred to as ''most successful in portraits of females and children, both in oil and water-colours; his treatment of such subjects being so elegant and so full of fancy as almost to make them ideal works, yet without compromising their likeness.''

      Adam's
    • Thomas Crane (1808-1859), PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL
      Oct. 16, 2013

      Thomas Crane (1808-1859), PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL

      Est: £200 - £300

      Thomas Crane (1808-1859), PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG GIRL WITH HER PET SPANIEL Pencil and watercolour 32 x 25cm

      Sworders
    • Thomas Crane (British, 1808-1859) Portrait of a young woman holding a posy, a landscape beyond
      Apr. 08, 2009

      Thomas Crane (British, 1808-1859) Portrait of a young woman holding a posy, a landscape beyond

      Est: £300 - £500

      Portrait of a young woman holding a posy, a landscape beyond oil on canvas laid to board, unframed 34.5 x 29.5cm (13 9/16 x 11 5/8in).

      Bonhams
    • Thomas Crane watercolor (British, 1808-1859),
      Mar. 01, 2008

      Thomas Crane watercolor (British, 1808-1859),

      Est: -

      Thomas Crane watercolor (British, 1808-1859), three children in a stoop, one holding a cat, one seated on a chair under a birdcage, one with whippet, signed lower left in pencil "Thos. Crane 1858", watercolor over pencil on paper, 12-3/4 x 10-1/2 in.; oak frame. Faded, tape and tape residue verso, laid on paper, repaired 2-1/2 in. tear lower left, 1 in. tear upper left, repair to hole left, toning; frame with abrasions.

      Brunk Auctions
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