Pair of Framed Oil Paintings of Petersham Meadow and Richmond Bridge, Signed J. Lewis

A charming and atmospheric pair of oil paintings on canvas depicting views along the River Thames at Petersham and Richmond, signed by the local artist J. Lewis and dating to around circa 1930. These beautifully executed landscapes capture two iconic perspectives of this celebrated stretch of the Thames, an area long admired by artists for its sweeping river views and pastoral scenery.

One painting presents a tranquil riverside scene looking towards Richmond Bridge, with small boats resting on the calm water and elegant buildings lining the riverbank. The soft light, gentle reflections and delicate handling of the trees and sky create a wonderfully peaceful composition. The second painting depicts Petersham Meadow from Richmond Hill, looking west across the winding Thames. Tall poplar trees frame the foreground while the river curves gracefully through the landscape, bathed in warm evening light.

Both works demonstrate confident brushwork and a pleasing sense of depth and atmosphere, typical of early twentieth-century British landscape painting. They are presented in complementary period-style frames and work beautifully as a decorative pair.

A particularly attractive set for those who appreciate Thames Valley landscapes, Richmond views, or traditional English river scenes, offering both decorative appeal and a connection to one of London’s most picturesque locations.

Image Size 38cmx60cm

H: 45cm (17.7″)W: 67cm (26.4″)