Arthur Suker (British,1857-1902) Painting. Title - St Michaels Mount, Cornwall. English watercolor painting of Saint Michael's Mount, a picturesque tidal island with a medieval church and castle in Cornwall, England - St. Ives. Signed lower left Arthur Suker. The painting measures 30 inches high, 49 inches wide. Frame measures 34.25 inches high, 54 inches wide. In good condition.

From Askart.com: Arthur Suker (1857-1940) was active/lived in the United Kingdom. Arthur Suker is known for landscape painting. From Cornwallartists.org: This landscape painter is identified by Wood as the brother of Frederick 'Fred' Clive Newcombe, who adopted a pseudonym to distinguish himself from his father, John Suker, and his brother, Arthur, both of whom were also artists. Not only was Arthur Suker brother of Frederick Clive Newcome, he and Fred were first cousins to the well known artist and illustrator, Walter Crane (1845-1915). Arthur Suker was born in mid 1857 at Tranmere, Cheshire, the son of John Suker, a landscape painter and his wife, Elizabeth. By 1871 he is living with his large family in Birkenhead and is recorded as a scholar in art. It would appear that he married Emily Tomlinson early in 1881 and at the time of the census they were boarding at a lodging house in Whitby. In their early married life they appear to have moved around many times, living in Chester 1882, Liverpool 1883, Merton, Surrey 1886, before settling in Cornwall by 1890. Arthur is listed in the 1891 Census as an 'Artist-Landscape Painter', married to Emily, and their home was at Tregiffian Vean, St Just in Penwith. He exhibited By the Western Sea at the RA (1886). His sending-in address was Lands End, Cornwall (1890), but by 1895 this had changed to Teignmouth, Devon.

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