R.P.D. Hicks
Anglican Church, 1941
watercolour on paper
protected by museum glass
protected by museum glass
8 x 11.5 in
signed bottom right
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R.P.D. Hicks’ Anglican Church, painted in 1941, is a detailed watercolour on paper that beautifully captures the architectural elegance of a church. Measuring 8 x 11.5 inches and protected by...
R.P.D. Hicks’ Anglican Church, painted in 1941, is a detailed watercolour on paper that beautifully captures the architectural elegance of a church. Measuring 8 x 11.5 inches and protected by museum glass, this piece is signed in the bottom right corner.
The painting presents a serene depiction of the Anglican Church, focusing on its distinctive architectural features and the surrounding environment. Hicks’ use of watercolour allows for a delicate rendering of the church’s façade, with careful attention to the play of light and shadow. The soft, muted colours and precise brushstrokes convey a sense of historical reverence and quiet dignity.
Anglican Church reflects Hicks’ skill in capturing architectural subjects with clarity and grace. The piece invites viewers to appreciate the church’s structural beauty and the calm, timeless quality of the setting, showcasing Hicks’ ability to render intricate details and evoke a sense of tranquility through watercolour.
The painting presents a serene depiction of the Anglican Church, focusing on its distinctive architectural features and the surrounding environment. Hicks’ use of watercolour allows for a delicate rendering of the church’s façade, with careful attention to the play of light and shadow. The soft, muted colours and precise brushstrokes convey a sense of historical reverence and quiet dignity.
Anglican Church reflects Hicks’ skill in capturing architectural subjects with clarity and grace. The piece invites viewers to appreciate the church’s structural beauty and the calm, timeless quality of the setting, showcasing Hicks’ ability to render intricate details and evoke a sense of tranquility through watercolour.