George Turland Goosey.California, New York, United Kingdom,1877-1947
Impressionist depiction of buildings from a dirt path separated by a wall with mountains towering in the background. Goosey started his career as an architect before wanting to try his hand at producing art and settling in the art colony at St. Ives, Cornwall. There, Goosey worked on etchings and oils where he developed his own impressionistic style.
Oil on board,Board 12" x 16 1/4".Frame 17 1/2" x 21 1/2"
Signed "Geo. Turland" lower right corner..
From the collection of a Corolla, North Carolina estate.

Areas of minor scuffs throughout, frame with areas of surface wear, otherwise good condition.