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Collector's Journal — Antique Paintings

Philip H. Rideout’s Going to Fair — Edwardian Coaching, Sporting Art and the British Road in 1908

• 19th Century Art • 20th Century Art • Antique Oil Paintings • Antique Paintings • Art Collecting • British Art • British Oil Paintings • British Paintings • Carriage Paintings • Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD • Coaching Scenes • Collectors Journal • Country Life Paintings • Edwardian Art • Edwardian Paintings • Equestrian Art • Fine Art • Genre Painting • Horse and Carriage • Horse Paintings • Philip H Rideout • Philip Rideout • Rural British Art • Sporting Art • Traditional British Art

Philip H. Rideout’s Going to Fair — Edwardian Coaching, Sporting Art and the British Road in 1908

A closer look at Philip H. Rideout’s signed 1908 oil painting Going to Fair, exploring its spirited horse-drawn carriage, Edwardian country setting, documented auction provenance and important comparisons with Rideout’s established coaching oeuvre.

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Sir Thomas More: An Imposing Tudor Portrait in the Manner of Hans Holbein the Younger

• Antique Paintings • British History • British Portraiture • Cheffins Fine Art • Collar of Esses • Fine Art Collecting • Hans Holbein • Hans Holbein the Younger • Henry VIII • Historical Art • Historical Portrait • Manner of Hans Holbein • Old Master Portraiture • Renaissance Portraiture • Sir Thomas More • The Collector's Journal • Thomas More Portrait • Tudor Art • Tudor History • Tudor Painting • Tudor Portrait • Tudor Rose

Sir Thomas More: An Imposing Tudor Portrait in the Manner of Hans Holbein the Younger

A substantial early 20th-century oil portrait of Sir Thomas More, painted in the manner of Hans Holbein the Younger and inspired by the celebrated Tudor portrait tradition. Presented in a decorative gilt frame with Cheffins Fine Art provenance.

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Carlo Ferranti’s A Chess Problem: The Art of Strategy, Elegance and Intrigue in a Roman Salon

• 19th Century Art • A Chess Problem • Antique Paintings • Art History • Carlo Ferranti • Chess Painting • Collectors Journal • Genre Painting • Italian Art • Italian Paintings • Sotheby’s Provenance

Carlo Ferranti’s A Chess Problem: The Art of Strategy, Elegance and Intrigue in a Roman Salon

Explore Carlo Ferranti’s A Chess Problem, a richly detailed late 19th-century Italian genre painting in which five elegantly dressed figures gather around a chessboard. Discover its historic title, Roman artist, signature, technique and documented Sotheby’s provenance.

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Fine Art for Collectors, Interior Designers and the Trade

• 1stDibs • Antique Paintings • Art Collectors • Art Trade • British Art • Cheshire Antiques Consultant • Design Trade • Equestrian Art • European Art • Film and Television • Fine Art • Fine Art Dealers • Historic Houses • Historic Paintings • Home Decorators • Hospitality Design • Hotels • Interior Design • Interior Designers • LiveAuctioneers • Museums • Period Interiors • Portrait Paintings • Private Collectors • Private Treaty Sales • Production Design • Sculpture • Set Decoration • Sporting Art

Fine Art for Collectors, Interior Designers and the Trade

Discover Cheshire Antiques Consultant LTD®, specialist dealers in British and European fine art for private collectors, interior designers, museums, the trade, hospitality and film and television.

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Fine Art Provenance: A Collector’s Guide

• Antique Paintings • Art Collectors • Art Research • British Art • Collectors Guide • European Art • Fine Art Collecting • Fine Art Dealers • Fine Art Provenance • Painting Provenance

Fine Art Provenance: A Collector’s Guide How ownership history, exhibition records, gallery labels, inscriptions and documentary evidence can help reveal the story behind a work of art. Useful Links: Home | Collector's Journal | How to Buy Original Fine Art with Confidence | Explore Our Fine Art Collection Introduction Every historic painting has a story beyond the image visible on its surface. A landscape may have hung within the same family home for generations. A portrait may retain an old exhibition label identifying its sitter. A marine painting may record a vessel whose history can be traced through shipping records...

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