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Last Updated on: 18th October 2023, 11:53 pm

VINTAGE “AUTUMN SUNRISE”: Grand Union Canal SALMON WATERCOLOUR POSTCARD

VINTAGE “AUTUMN SUNRISE”: Grand Union Canal SALMON WATERCOLOUR POSTCARD

Measurements: Approx. 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches
Maker: J. SALMON LTD., SEVENOAKS. A Salmon Watercolour Postcard. Printed in England.
Paper: Postcard
Text: “AUTUMN SUNRISE”: GRAND UNION CANAL 6-46-65-91
Additional Notes: N/A
Sale Notes: Only the original photograph is for sale. The enhanced and colourised images are for your appreciation only.
 

“VINTAGE ‘AUTUMN SUNRISE’: Grand Union Canal SALMON WATERCOLOUR POSTCARD” presents a tranquil scene of life along the waterways. The image depicts narrowboats navigating the misty waters of the Grand Union Canal, with the soft glow of the rising sun casting a warm, peachy hue over the serene landscape.

The painting masterfully captures the stillness of early morning, with only the gentle ripples from the boats breaking the calm. A person can be seen on the closest boat, suggesting the daily routines and slow-paced life of those who live and work on the canals. The smoke wafting up from the boat’s chimney hints at a cosy fire inside, likely warming the boat’s inhabitants against the chill of the morning.

The Salmon watercolour style lends a soft and dreamy quality to the scene, making the postcard not just a mere picture, but a nostalgic journey to simpler times. The detailed reflection of the boats on the water and the fading trees in the background add depth and perspective to the composition.

This postcard serves as a beautiful reminder of the rich history and culture of canal life in the UK, capturing the essence of a bygone era yet remaining timeless in its beauty.

 
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Enhanced image 
Original scanned image. 


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