EDWARD WESSON PAINTING & WATERCOLOUR VALUATION – ARTIST AUCTION VALUE, PRICE & APPRAISAL IN 2025.
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Edward Wesson [1910-1983] – Biography
Edward wesson painted in oils, water-colour and pen and wash. He painted landscape, marine, cityscapes including London, figures and landmarks. He was an admirer of, and influenced by Boudin.
He developed a style of loose watercolour’s and also ink pen and wash. Later in his career he taught his method to students around the country along with demonstrations. We hear stories of Wesson selling demonstration watercolours to the lady in the front row for £20!
Edward Wesson has work on show at the London Guildhall, National Maritime Museum and Maidstone Municipal Gallery.
Edward wesson produced artwork for Railway and Commercial Posters for including British Railways. His illustrated appear in many art books
What did Edward Wesson paint?
He painted a huge range of subjects including London, Thames Barges, Paris, Wyle Valley Upnor, Surrey, Flowers, Roses, Devon, Arundel, Michael’s Mount Cornwall, Norfolk to name a few.
How did he sign his works?
Signs work ‘Edward Wesson’
Did Edward Wesson work in other media?
Wesson painted in oil, watercolour and drypoint etching.
Where did Edward Wesson Sell?
He sold direct, at art dealers and exhibitions. We have seen gallery labels and provenance from auction houses including Bonhams, Sothebys and Christies.
Exhibited:
Royal Academy
Royal Institute of Painters in Water-colours
Royal Institute of Oil Painters
Royal Society of British Artists
National Society
Royal Society of Marine Artists
City of London and Provincial galleries
Work in permanent collections
Royal Institute of Painters in Water-colours
Royal Society of Marine Artists
Royal Society of British Artists
Related artists : Edward Seago and Fred Cuming.
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