Framed painting of Trossachs, Scotland
1916oil painting of canvas of a lake in a rugged mountainous landscape with two small boats on lake. Surrounded by a simple light wood frame.
Painted by Freda Clarkson at Kalgoorlie in 1916. Belonged to the Royce family at Greenough.
Details
Details
Bottom right corner - F. C.
In the early 20th century, painting was a popular hobby for young women. Rather than paint the bush that surrounded them, they often turned to the “Home Country” for inspiration.
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Wonga Park Folk Museum poster
- Programme for Unveiling of Memorial Plaque at the Central Greenough Cemetery
- Greenough-Walkaway Anglican Church Flower Show Programme
- Doily embroidered by Maud Wilson
- Cowrie shell sock darner
- packet of parsnip seeds
- Packet of Strumosa Grandiflora - Nemesia seeds
- agate egg sock darner
- "Carols by Candlelight" programme
- gold heart-shaped pendant
- Sister Dora Clinch’s WWII medals
- Greenough Walkaway Anglican Guild Flower Show trophy
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