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Lot description
Nathaniel Hughes John Baird (United Kingdom, 1865 - 1936) Oil on canvas painting of "Timber Wagon". Initialed lower left. Christie's label verso. Sight Size: 17.25 x 21.25 in. Overall Size: 26.75 x 30.75 in. Nathaniel Hughes John Baird (1865-1935) was born in Yetholm in Roxburghshire and was the son of John Baird the minister who is famed for his work in reforming the gypsy population and particularly for the founding of the first 'Ragged Schools'. Baird first studied under his father and then at the Coldstream Academy, Edinburgh, then London and later Paris. He had his first Royal Academy work accepted in 1883 and exhibited at many of the principal galleries from that date including the R.O.I. of which he was elected a member. He was equally at home with both oil and watercolor and a favorite subject was the heavy horse at work. He continued to exhibit until the 1930's. He moved to Devon in 1880 living at Dawlish where he was given an interesting commission by the Miller family of Torquay to paint portraits of the family.