George Gordon Byron Cooper RA was a British landscape painter. He was trained at the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts and in London, and spent most of his life in the south Manchester and Bowden areas. In Paris he studied with Jules Breton and Carolus Duran, and Grange Fell was given place of honour at the 1889 Paris Salon. He also exhibited at the Royal Academy Of Arts, London on a number of occasions. At the retrospective Altrincham Art Exhibition, over fifty of his oils and watercolours were exhibited, and the following comment appeared in the programme: 'It is difficult to single out individual works for mention, but Moonlight, Kynance Bay, Cornwall; Evening, Carbis Bay, Cornwall, and Peace, a translucent rendering of a moonlit sea, are uncommonly attractive and carefully executed.' His list of Cornish titles was quite extensive, and most were first exhibited and sold between 1897-99. He also painted a series of landscapes associated with the poet Tennyson. His associations and favoured painting places locally were at the Lizard, Kynance and Carbis Bay.

"Land's End, Cornwall, England" (c.1900)

watercolour & gouache

44 x 69cm (image), approx. 65 x 90cm (frame)

signed lower right

The artwork available is a stunning British landscape gouache & watercolour of Land's End, Cornwall, painted around 1900.

The work is in GREAT condition. The work is hand-signed by the artist and framed professionally in a gallery frame. It is truly a wonderful piece.

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