Tom Mostyn ROI (1864-1930)

Artist Name Tom Mostyn ROI (1864-1930)
Title Antseys Cove
Description An original circa 1900 oil on canvas by a British listed artist Tom Mostyn ROI. It depicts an azure blue summer seascape at Antseys Cove in Devon with children playing on the rocks and boats in the distance. A glorious British Impressionist summer day. In excellent condition and framed in a fine period gallery frame
This is a fine British Edwardian painting by the artist who is represented in many public collections. An excellent example of an early 20th century impressionist painting.

Signed lower right.
 
Provenance Christie’s London
Medium Oil on Canvas
Size 27 x 20 inches
Frame Gilded oak gallery frame 36 inches by 32 inches. Excellent condition.
Condition Excellent condition.
Biography .Tom Mostyn (1864-1930) was born in Liverpool, son of Edwin Mostyn - an artist. He studied at the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts, where he won first prize for life drawing under Herkomer at Bushey. Exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1891, around Britain and abroad in the Paris Salon and in Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh. After World War I Mostyn moved to Devon and began painting enchanted garden scenes for which he would become best known. His work is represented in many public collections. RBA 1897, ROI 1917

Exhibited:  Royal Society of Artists, Birmingham 3, Cooling and Sons Gallery 99, Dowdeswell Gallery 2, Fine Art Society 223, Grosvenor Gallery 1, Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts 4, Goupil Gallery 4, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool 58, Manchester City Art Gallery 38, New Gallery 3, Royal Society of Portrait Painters  3, Royal Academy 36, Royal Cambrian Academy 19, Royal Hibernian Academy 4, Royal Institute of Oil Painters 16.
 
Price SOLD
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