Large Architectural Watercolor of La Porte Guillaume, Chartres Cathedral by Neil Stuart Crichton (1854–1913) Antique

Large Architectural Watercolor of La Porte Guillaume, Chartres Cathedral by Neil Stuart Crichton (1854–1913) AntiqueA beautifully rendered and atmospheric architectural watercolor depicting La Porte Guillaume in Chartres, with the soaring twin spires of Chartres Cathedral rising in the distance. Executed by British artist Neil Stuart Crichton, known for his romanticized European cityscapes, the composition captures a quiet moment along the river with figures, a passing boat, and a horse drawn wagon crossing the medieval bridge. The palette is soft and subdued, with

absorbing influences from Winckelmann’s classical theories and Italian masters

” referencing the prominent Amsterdam publisher Nicolaes Visscher

Depicts woman in 18th century French court fasion

No visible signature on the front

along with later-added hanging hardware

The form features fluted vertical panels

surface dirt

Watercolor Signed A

List of reading or lending list - entiries of acquaintances who borrowed or discussed the volume

Dresser box

rectilinear form with a gently chamfered lid

Pair of Two Mini Red Books (Almanach des Dames)