Code: 11646
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Owen Bowen was born in Leeds in 1873. He was educated from an early age during evenings at Leeds School of Art before working as a pottery designer and lithography apprentice. In the early 20th century, Bowen travelled to Holland, where he painted maritime landscapes and windmill scenes. He went on to form what was later known as the Owen Bowen School of Art. Before his death at the age of 94 in 1967, Bowen exhibited his work regularly throughout England, showing at the Walker Gallery, the Royal Cambrian Academy and the R.A. His work is held in many private and public collections and his paintings are in great demand to this day.
"One Summer's Day" is a fine example. Measuring 28"x 36" it is signed lower left and is framed in the quality original frame giving an overall size of 36"x 44". This lovely example dating from the artist's best period, around 1910, is in lovely original unrestored condition.
