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Ferry at Knott End
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"Ferry at Knott End" by Levi Lumb depicts: coastal scene, harbor landscape, maritime activity, british coastline, fleetwood harbor, oil painting style, twilight atmosphere.
"Ferry at Knott End" is attributed to Levi Lumb.
The author of "Ferry at Knott End" is Levi Lumb, and the work is dated 1930.
driftwood (#9c8b63) is the leading color of "Ferry at Knott End" by Levi Lumb.
You can order a hand-painted reproduction of "Ferry at Knott End" by Levi Lumb directly on this page: a hand-painted oil reproduction on linen canvas, made to order.
"Ferry at Knott End" dates from 1930. The date places the work within Levi Lumb's career and its era.
"Ferry at Knott End" depicts coastal scene, harbor landscape, maritime activity, british coastline, fleetwood harbor, oil painting style, twilight atmosphere, while Levi Lumb's recorded themes are impressionist brushwork, coastal realism", british landscape tradition, maritime life", rural british setting, working-class community, "fleetw. Comparing the two shows how the work relates to the artist's usual subjects.