Owen Bowen ROI, In Wharfedale, Yorkshire

Owen Bowen ROI, In Wharfedale, YorkshireThis early 20th century oil painting by British artist Owen Bowen (1873 1967) depicts a picturesque view on the River Wharfe in Yorkshire. Imbued with an irrepressible spirit, Bowen approached his works with confidence and dexterity. By 19, hed already opened a flourishing painting school and been shown at the Royal Academy. This despite his fathers wishes. Here, we see a radiant autumnal view of Wharfedale, one of his regular haunts. The composition

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 27” x 33½” / 69cm x 85cmYear of creation: 1909Labels & Inscriptions: Inscribed on reverse

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