Tom Browne (1872-1910). "victoria Park". 1909.
Artist: Tom Browne
Original wooden frame, gilded. (Wear, losses, see photo)
Dimensions of the frame: 32 x 76 cm. Dimensions of the lithograph: 26 x 70 cm.
Located and signed. Very good condition, a slight halo on the left side, no tear. The colors are fresh.
Thomas Arthur Browne, known as Tom Browne (1870-1910) was an extremely popular British illustrator, painter, comic book author during his short period of activity. A founding member of the London Sketch Club in 1898, he was accepted into the Royal Society of British Artists the same year and then into the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors in 1902. Today he is also known for having created the logo for the brand of Johnnie Walker whiskey.
Dimensions of the frame: 32 x 76 cm. Dimensions of the lithograph: 26 x 70 cm.
Located and signed. Very good condition, a slight halo on the left side, no tear. The colors are fresh.
Thomas Arthur Browne, known as Tom Browne (1870-1910) was an extremely popular British illustrator, painter, comic book author during his short period of activity. A founding member of the London Sketch Club in 1898, he was accepted into the Royal Society of British Artists the same year and then into the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors in 1902. Today he is also known for having created the logo for the brand of Johnnie Walker whiskey.
160 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Paper
Length: 76 cm
Height: 32 cm
Reference (ID): 1173100
Availability: In stock
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