Null 乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯
英国人 1826-1913-

带有渔船和人物的海岸风光;

纸上水彩画,其中一幅已签名并注明 "L LEWIS / 94"(右…
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乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯 英国人 1826-1913- 带有渔船和人物的海岸风光; 纸上水彩画,其中一幅已签名并注明 "L LEWIS / 94"(右下方),每幅 23 x 51.5 厘米,一对(2)。 出处:英国私人收藏: 私人收藏,英国。 说明:乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯出身于一个艺术世家: 乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯(George Lennard Lewis)出身于艺术家世家,是水彩画家乔治-罗伯特-刘易斯(George Robert Lewis,1782-1871 年)的儿子,也是约翰-弗雷德里克-刘易斯(John Frederick Lewis,1804-1876 年)的堂兄。刘易斯在欧洲的游历无疑对他的创作产生了影响,他曾多次回到沿海风景区进行创作,这也是他最著名的作品。

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乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯 英国人 1826-1913- 带有渔船和人物的海岸风光; 纸上水彩画,其中一幅已签名并注明 "L LEWIS / 94"(右下方),每幅 23 x 51.5 厘米,一对(2)。 出处:英国私人收藏: 私人收藏,英国。 说明:乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯出身于一个艺术世家: 乔治-伦纳德-刘易斯(George Lennard Lewis)出身于艺术家世家,是水彩画家乔治-罗伯特-刘易斯(George Robert Lewis,1782-1871 年)的儿子,也是约翰-弗雷德里克-刘易斯(John Frederick Lewis,1804-1876 年)的堂兄。刘易斯在欧洲的游历无疑对他的创作产生了影响,他曾多次回到沿海风景区进行创作,这也是他最著名的作品。

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