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Regarded as one of (if not) his finest works…
Artist: John Falconer Slater
[British 1857 - 1937]
Subject: Landscape Impressionism
[Cullercoats Colony]
Medium: Oil
Framed: Y
Signed: Y (lower right)
Size: 20cm x 26cm
(image/ frame size to be added)
Condition: Very good, housed in contemporary glazed frame. (Small chip to frame) 
About: John Falconer Slater
1857 - 1937
A Northumbrian artist of landscapes & seascapes recognised as being one of the earliest British artists to adopt the Impressionist technique of painting.
Slater enjoyed great success during his lifetime
& he exhibited widely on Tyneside, as well as Liverpool, Manchester and 22 works in the Royal Academy in London.
He initially worked as a bookkeeper for his father's corn mill and he then ran a store in the diamond fields of South Africa before turning to art as a career. He was a member of the Berwick Club and President of the North East Art Club, which was based in Whitley Bay, and also a member of the Cullercoats Colony.
John Falconer Slater spent his last twelve years in Cullercoats, where he became expert at depicting the many moods of the North Sea.