Attributed to Peter De Wint “The Head of the Loch” Watercolor on Paper, Framed

A beautifully executed landscape watercolor attributed to British artist Peter De Wint (1784-1849), titled The Head of the Loch. Rendered in warm sepia tones, the composition depicts a tranquil lakeside landscape with grazing livestock, mature trees, and rolling hills, reflecting the picturesque style for which De Wint is well known.

The work is presented under glass with a wide archival mat and elegant gilt frame. A Ruskin Gallery Ltd. label on the reverse identifies the artist and title, adding to its history of ownership and presentation. Whether acquired as an attribution or appreciated for its decorative appeal, it is a handsome piece suited to English Country, traditional, or library interiors.

Details

• Attributed to Peter De Wint (British, 1784-1849)
• Title: The Head of the Loch
• Watercolor on paper
• Ruskin Gallery Ltd. label verso
• Matted and framed under glass
• Sight: 20” H × 28” W
• Framed: 30 1/4” H × 38” W

Condition is consistent with age and display, with light wear to the frame. Please review all photographs carefully as they form part of the description.