Fusiliers on the March by Major T S Seccombe. (P)

Fusiliers marching, about mid-nineteenth century, around the time of the Crimean War.

One of a pair of original antique watercolours with charcoal and body colour, this has the title and artist's name hand written on the reverse. There is also a hand-written note attached which reads - Painted by Lt Col Seccombe. Belonged to Alfred Hoole of Hallam Gate, Sheffield, father of Dorice Beaumont. Records suggest Alfred Hoole was a veterinary surgeon from a prominent Sheffield family. A Dorice Beaumont, daughter of Alfred Hoole of Hallam Gate , Sheffield is recorded as getting married in Port Said in 1917. There is also a framer's label from Eadon and Son, Carvers, Gilders and Upholsterers - a business operating in Sheffield in the mid-nineteenth century.

Original watercolour with charcoal by T S Seccombe.

Size 12.5 inches x 7.5 inches (32cm x 19cm)