Original watercolour painting, depicting a view of a farmhouse in the expansive Yorkshire Moors.  This beautiful painting is entitled 'Mists on the Moor', was created in 1986, and is by listed Yorkshire artist Donald Crossley (1932-2014).

 

Donald Crossley lived in Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire, where he grew up alongside his good friend, poet laureate Ted Hughes. He attended the Hebden Bridge Grammar School, and studied art at evening classes in Todmorden. The photographer Alice Longstaff brought him to wider attention by displaying his work in her shop, and he went on to sell his paintings to admirers and collectors at home and abroad. His works of Yorkshire Dales, Lake District and Pennine landscapes are easily recognisable and often exhibited and some have been published by the National Trust. He served on the committee of the Yorkshire Watercolour Society, was a member of the British Watercolour Society and a Fellow of the International Guild of Artists.

 

- Signed lower right

- Signed, titled and dated verso

- F​ramed, glazed and ready to hang in a bold, gilt-trimmed, moulded dark-wooden frame

- Visible painting size 34.5cm x 24cm (Approx. 13 1/2 inches x 9 1/2 inches)

- Frame size 58cm x 48cm (Approx. 22 3/4 inches x 18 7/8 inches)

- The painting is in excellent condition

- The frame has some very minor rubbing and a few minor dinks, otherwise it is in excellent condition

- Excellent investment

- Superb centrepiece

- Original gift

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