Frederick Morgan

'His First Suit, ' a large Victorian oil painting, signed 'Fred Morgan'

c.1899

Large antique German oil painting of a canary seller by F. Schröder German, c. 1900 Canvas: Height 80cm, width 109cm Frame: Height 115cm, width 143cm, depth 13cm This exceptional oil on canvas, titled The Canary Seller, was painted by German artist Albert Friedrich Schröder...

Austrian genre painting of children in a classroom by Rudolf Geyling Austrian, late 19th Century Frame: Height 94cm, width 126cm, depth 8cm Canvas: Height 75cm, width 101cm, depth 2c...

Music Lesson Italian Romanticism Neo-Rococo Oil Painting Gerolamo Induno Italian, 1871 Canvas: Height 64cm, width 86cm Frame: Height 89cm, width 110cm, depth 10cm This exceptional ...

Romantic Courting Scene Frederic Soulacroix French 19th Century Oil Painting France, Late 19th Century Canvas: Height 52cm, width 29cm Frame: Height 67cm, width 44.5cm, depth 5cm Th...

This evocative Victorian genre scene, attributed to George Adolphus Storey, R.A., captures the moment immediately after a letter has been delivered. In a leafy walk, a Georgian house...

A young schoolboy is reprimanded in this characterful nineteenth century genre scene. A label affixed to the frame attributes the work to the British artist Henry Stacy Marks (1829-1...

This charming original oil painting by Edwin Thomas Roberts (1840–1917), titled The Reading Lesson, beautifully captures a quiet domestic moment with the warmth and sentiment charact...

This absolutely charming exhibited British Victorian oil painting is by female artist Maria Louisa Angus. Painted in 1891, it was exhibited at the Royal Academy that same year. The composition is an interior scene with two young girls on a sofa, looking at a picture book and keeping 'out of mischief' as it is entitled. The room holds an exotic mix of oriental objects and a gorgeous umbrella plant in a gleaming terracotta pot. The girls themselves are sat on a beautifully detailed fur throw, looking at a book, with a marine painting on the wall behind them. The brushwork and colouring are superb and the pink of the older girl's dress is picked up throughout the room. A really lovely painting by a very talented Victorian female artist. Signed and dated M.L. Angus 1891 lower left. Provenance. Exhibited at the London, Royal Academy, 1891, no. 841 entitled Out of Mischief. Anonymous, sale, Doyle, New York, May 20, 1998, lot 161, illustrated. Private collection, Newport, Rhode Island. Condition. Oil on canvas, 27 inches by 20 inches unframed and in good condition. Frame. Housed in a gilt frame, 34 inches by 27 inches framed and in good condition. Maria Louisa Angus (1863 - 1934) was born in Southwark on 29th July 1863, the daughter of a printer. She studied at the Lambeth School of Art in 1886 and established a studio at 1a Cowley Street in Westminster, later she worked out of Powers Studio in Ruskin House, Rochester Row. She specialised in genre subjects and some landscapes. She exhibited 10 pictures at the Royal Academy between 1888 and 1893 as well as many London Galleries and Societies. In 1913 she exhibited in the Anglo German Exhibition...