18th.Century British School Topographical Watercolour Drawing The River Thames At Richmond From Asgill House Circa.1780 William Anderson he became a skilled artist

he became a skilled artist by making ink and wash sketches of ships and coastal scenes for his log books

also known as Schenau

Charcoal on buff paper

Circa 1790

18th.Century British School Topographical Watercolour Drawing The River Thames At Richmond From Asgill House Circa.1780 William Anderson he became a skilled artistBritish School late 18th. Century Topographical Watercolour Drawing, A View of the river Thames at Richmond taken from Asgill House. Circa. 1780. Laid on original mount numbered 78 in a contemporary hand verso. With further inscription verso by Charles Willoughby dated 1915. Provenance: Christies London The Collection of John Appleby 1 3 2011. Lot 356 (part). 29 by 22 cms. To mounted image.