Signed Luella Laird Vintage Watercolor From Late 1800s Early 1900s
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1291462 | Originality: Original |
| Features: Framed, Matted, Signed | Medium: Watercolor |
| Year: late 1800s to early 1900s | Artist: Luella Laird |
Signed Vintage Watercolor by Luella Laird from late 1800s early 1900s
"Lakeside Path"
Image of a dirt path leading to a lake and a small shack in the distance.
Image has no damage and shows nicely in Laird's signature muted colors style and delicate brushstrokes watercolor.
Artist: Luella Laird
Signed In lower left L Laird
Media: Watercolor on paper
Frame: Original primitive wood frame, with wood shingles as backing.
Pane: Glass
Size
Frame 21" x 17"...>Image 13.5" x 10"
Frame shows lots of scratches.
This is a beautiful paining from the late 1800s early 1900 in watercolor by this important artist.
It is framed in its original period frame and signed in the lower left “L. Laird”,
which is Luella Laird (1869-1956), who was a California artist who settled in Santa Cruz, CA.
She exhibited at the California State Fair for much of her painting career and is listed
in Artists of California as well as several of the art reference websites.
Laird was a prolific watercolorist and best known for her muted colors and delicate brushstrokes.
"Lakeside Path"
Image of a dirt path leading to a lake and a small shack in the distance.
Image has no damage and shows nicely in Laird's signature muted colors style and delicate brushstrokes watercolor.
Artist: Luella Laird
Signed In lower left L Laird
Media: Watercolor on paper
Frame: Original primitive wood frame, with wood shingles as backing.
Pane: Glass
Size
Frame 21" x 17"
Frame shows lots of scratches.
This is a beautiful paining from the late 1800s early 1900 in watercolor by this important artist.
It is framed in its original period frame and signed in the lower left “L. Laird”,
which is Luella Laird (1869-1956), who was a California artist who settled in Santa Cruz, CA.
She exhibited at the California State Fair for much of her painting career and is listed
in Artists of California as well as several of the art reference websites.
Laird was a prolific watercolorist and best known for her muted colors and delicate brushstrokes.
