Edwin Cole (British 1868–1935) Antique 19c. Oil painting on canvas, Landscape

This charming landscape painting captures the tranquility of the countryside, depicting a winding dirt path leading toward a quaint thatched-roof cottage nestled among lush greenery. The artist masterfully uses soft, natural tones to bring the serene setting to life, with rolling fields, dense foliage, and a peaceful pond in the foreground. The expansive sky, dotted with delicate clouds, adds depth and light to the composition, creating a harmonious balance between earth and sky. 

Condition: Dirty surface, some craquelures, minor paint losses.
Please see the photos, they are part of the description. 

Framed measures 32" x 20.5" & painting measures 24" x 12".

Edwin Cole (1868–1935) was a British artist renowned for his landscape paintings. Born in Shrewsbury, England, he was the son of artists T.W. Cole and Mary Elizabeth Lewis. He began his career as a heraldic artist and painter of church windows but later became Shrewsbury's most successful painter. His works often depict pastoral scenes, capturing the serene beauty of the English countryside. Several of his pieces are part of the National Collection, including "Untitled Landscape," "Lloyd’s Mansion," and "Abbey Church from West, 1886," all housed in the Shrewsbury Museum.