James Herbert Snell, Bray Church On Thames Blends In He’s flanked by soldiers as

He’s flanked by soldiers as two dogs bark fiercely at a bare-chested man holding the rope that binds him

She wears an off-the-shoulder black evening dress that tucks in at the middle and opens out into a bell shape

It’s a good example of naive 19th-century folk art and what it lacks in accuracy it makes up for in charm

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 18½” x 22” / 47cm x 56cmYear of creation: c

A charming early 20th-century interior scene depicting an old gentleman staring woefully into an empty mug

James Herbert Snell, Bray Church On Thames Blends In He’s flanked by soldiers asA beautiful early 20th century oil painting depicting the River Thames near Bray in Berkshire by British artist, James Herbert Snell (1861 1935). A church is visible on the horizon, which is probably St Micheals. James Herbert Snell was an interesting painter as his works span a transitionary period for British art. When he began his career, French impressionism was in full swing and gaining the attention of many British artists. As a young man, he