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Watercolour of a tree and a building/house by a lake.
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A watercolour by Philip Ouless. The painting is of Huckham Mill, Devon. Showing a tree and a mill on a lake. A fence is reflected in the water and their is a path leading up to the building. Inscribed on reverse is Huckham Mill June 23 1853 in pencil.
Title: Watercolour of a tree and a building/house by a lake.
Description:
A watercolour by Philip Ouless.
The painting is of Huckham Mill, Devon.
Showing a tree and a mill on a lake.
A fence is reflected in the water and their is a path leading up to the building.
Inscribed on reverse is Huckham Mill June 23 1853 in pencil.
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