Manchester Art Gallery

Going through the Lock

Ursula Wood, 1868 - 1925 (circa)



Going through the Lock

Ursula Wood 1868 - 1925 (circa)

Summary

Impressionistic view of a river lock, with two figures on the lockside to the left and right leaning against beams to move the lock gates, wearing smart attire typical of late nineteenth century England, such as the red bonnet which is visible being worn by a lady in a scarlet red dress, to the far right of the image. A single boat is moored against the right lock wall, with a small lock-keeper's hut on the lockside to the right. There are dense trees in the background in dark green and grey muted tones, against a grey sky. The paintwork features soft, layered sections built up in an impasto style.


Object Name

Going through the Lock

Creators Name

Ursula Wood

Date Created

1897

Dimensions

unframed: 23.2cm x 30.7cm
framed: 29.7cm x 37.2cm

accession number

1939.19

Collection Group

fine art
painting

Place of creation

England

Support

canvas

Medium

oil paint

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