Varley, O.w.s. The Upper Gate At Conwy Castle; And Study Of Conwy Castle And An Extensive Mountainous Landscape One Signed 'j Varley' , One Signed 'j Varley' One Pencil And Watercolour On Paper, Varnished, One Pencil And Grey Wash, The Sheet Exten

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John Varley (1778–1842) was an influential English watercolour painter and astrologer, associated with the "golden age" of British watercolour. Varley was a central figure in the Society of Painters in Water Colours (now the Royal Watercolour Society), and his works exhibit the clarity and precision that watercolour artists of his time were renowned for. Among his works are two notable pieces that capture the grandeur of Conwy Castle and its surroundings: "The Upper Gate at Conwy Castle" and "Study of Conwy Castle and an Extensive Mountainous Landscape."

"The Upper Gate at Conwy Castle" is a pencil and watercolour on paper, varnished, signed 'J Varley,' showcasing Varley's skill in rendering architectural details and his sensitivity to the effects of light and atmosphere. This piece likely depicts one of the main entrances to the medieval fortress, emphasizing the robustness of the gate and the historical significance of the castle, which has been a dominant feature in the Welsh landscape since the 13th century.

"Study of Conwy Castle and an Extensive Mountainous Landscape," also signed 'J Varley,' is executed in pencil and grey wash. This work presents a broader view, possibly encompassing the rugged terrain that surrounds the castle. Varley's use of grey wash suggests a focus on tonal variation and the play of light across the landscape, a technique that would have been admired by his contemporaries for its subtlety and emotional resonance.

Both pieces reflect Varley's dedication to landscape painting and his ability to capture the essence of a place through careful observation and technical prowess. His works are significant for their contribution to the development of watercolour as a respected medium in its own right during the early 19th century. These pieces by Varley not only serve as historical records of Conwy Castle and its environment but also stand as fine examples of the British watercolour tradition.

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