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ARTHUR TREVETHIN NOWELL (Welsh 1862-1940) Untitled Rural Scene (2) Oil on board 21 x 17-3/4 inches (53.3 x 45.1 cm) Signed lower right: A. Nowell Arthur Trevethin Nowell exhibited at the Royal Academy between 1882 and 1939 and extensively in New York City. He attended the Manchester School of Art before entering the Royal Academy Schools and winning the Gold Medal and the Turner Prize for his work. With the stipend accompanying that award, he toured Europe and studied in Paris. Ultimately he would paint the portraits of King George V and Queen Mary, some of which remain in the royal collections. He also produced landscapes and rural scenes of this type. Nowell maintained a studio in the Singer Skyscraper in New York. Provenance: Clements Gallery, Forney, Texas Crow Art Partnership Collection, Dallas