Arthur Sheldon Phillips (1914-2001) pen and ink shipyard scene | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
IanBrighton
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This was a snap purchase in our local Sunday carboot. Arthur Sheldon Phillips was a renowned naval water colourist. This shipyard scene in own and ink is late work and shows a naval scene thought to be Newport Docks, South Wales, UK.
His signature is at bottom right.
35x44cm.
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Sure looks neat & clean. Not like any boatyards I have seen here in SXM.
I suspect it is a naval dockyard, or more of a national port.
Working on wooden hull coasters ?
OMGosh !!!!!!!
More likely to be Scarborough where the boat was registered. One website claims he was an expert on the East Cost fleet...
You might be right, Lustrousone. I am just saying what was reported to me. Interesting. Thanks.
"SH" is for that area ? I was thinking Germany but my quick search failed.
http://www.padstow-harbour.co.uk/fishing_boat_reg_codes.pdf
As Christine rightly says, Scarborough for the boat registration.
Newport (Gwent) boats would show the letters NT. Not sure an in-shore Scarborough trawler would have done the round-trip for maintenance so far from home.
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I think everything you have written is correct.
Maybe the seller was mistaken. It bears a Frodsham (Cheshire) dealer label, not that that means much.