King's Hall, Wisbech

Frederick Waters Watts (1800 - Hampstead 1862)
National Trust Inventory Number 781623

Category	Paintings
Date	Unknown
Materials	Oil on canvas
Measurements	13 x 26 inches
Place of origin

Collection	Peckover House, Cambridgeshire (Accredited Museum)
On show at	Peckover House, Cambridgeshire, East of England, National Trust

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Summary description

Oil painting on canvas, King's Hall, Wisbech by Frederick Waters Watts (1800 - Hampstead 1862). Large house on the left, a small road centre and small houses on the right, in foreground a river, the small embankment enclosed with a shot white fence with a gap in the centre. A small rowing boat with three figures is heading towards the gap. Figures on the land. Inscribed on the stern of the rowing boat (very indistinct): [F. W. ] / Watts. King's Hall used to be at the junction of Barton Road and North Brink, now demolished. White-painted frame.

Marks and inscriptions

On stem of boat: [F. W. ?] / Watts

Makers and roles

Frederick Waters Watts (1800 - Hampstead 1862) , artist

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