A delicate 19th-century English watercolor depicting Hill Court in Herefordshire, a Georgian country house with deep roots in the region’s landed history. The finely detailed scene captures the estate set against rolling parkland, with figures strolling in the foreground and the red-brick façade of the house rising behind. Hill Court itself dates back to the early 18th century and was long associated with the Herefordshire gentry, its architecture a handsome reflection of English classical design.
The painting, likely created as a traveler’s or amateur artist’s record, offers a charming glimpse of the estate’s grandeur and grounds during a time when such houses were the anchor of county life. Presented in its original gilt frame with hand-inked inscription, it remains both a decorative piece of English country history and a collectible watercolor study.
dimensions:
overall: 15.75" x 9.5" x 5.75"
visible art: 9" x 3.25"
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