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LOT 227:
English Marine Watercolour Painting by Ken Hammond
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English Marine Watercolour Painting by Ken Hammond
Marine Watercolour Painting by Ken Hammond by well listed British Marine artist Ken Hammond (1948 - ) | Watercolour on paper | Signed by the artist in the lower right | This English Marine School painting depicts an estuary scene with clipper ships, sailing boats, rowing boats and figures, with a town beyond | Matted and framed under glass | Approx. Size: 16'' H x 28'' W.Notes: Ken Hammond was born in Surrey in 1948 and is a self-taught artist. Ken's love of the coastal scenes and old ships have brought him to the South Coast where he now lives. As a child, Ken spent holidays with his uncle who was a fisherman on the River Fowey in Cornwall. This is where the influence for the estuary and harbour scenes in Ken Hammond's paintings has come from. Ken has been a member of the crew on the Sailing Ship 'Sir Winston Churchill'; this helped him with the understanding of the rigging and handling of the older working vessels which features strongly in his paintings. Ken Hammond has also been greatly influenced by the Dutch Masters and the Norwich School of Painters. Enjoying working in all painting mediums, Ken is always trying to achieve new and different styles. Courtesy Courtenay's Fine Art, Bournemouth, UK.
