AR J.D Henderson (20th Century) “St Marks Square, Venice ” Oil on Board
St Mark’s Square by Joseph Henderson R.S.W. is a captivating depiction of Venice’s iconic piazza, rendered with the artist’s characteristic sensitivity to light, atmosphere, and detail. Known for his marine and coastal scenes, Henderson brings a unique perspective to this urban landscape, capturing the interplay between architecture, reflection, and daily life. The painting reflects his mature style, blending realism with a subtle romanticism that draws viewers into the timeless charm and elegance of one of Europe’s most celebrated public spaces.
| Medium: | fine art |
| Format: | Board |
| Size (Framed): | 59 x 76 cm |
| Size (Unframed): | 46 x 60 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
Joseph Henderson R.S.W. (1832–1908) was a Scottish painter born in Perthshire, known for his landscapes, marine and coastal scenes, genre works, and portraits. He studied at the Trustees Academy in Edinburgh and exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy and the Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts. While he began his career focusing on portraiture, Henderson later became celebrated for his evocative depictions of Scottish seascapes and European scenes. Some records refer to him as J.D. Henderson, but these are alternative references to the same artist, not a separate individual.
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