ANYONE KNOW WHERE THIS IS OR WHO ITS BY

[stablemabel]

[magpie patrick]

I'm guessing the answer is "no" but I'm replying to bump it up. 

The tall house on the right must be reasonably distinctive

Any clues on either the paints or the material it's painted on? 

There is a signature on the left but I can't read it

[stablemabel]

12 minutes ago, magpie patrick said:

I'm guessing the answer is "no" but I'm replying to bump it up. 

The tall house on the right must be reasonably distinctive

Any clues on either the paints or the material it's painted on? 

There is a signature on the left but I can't read it

Its a watercolour on paper ..like you said the house is fairly distinctive so i thought someone may recognise it..i bought it from a charity shop in chester if thats any help

[philjw]

I think the signature says C. Drake.  There is a modern artist of that name but the styles are not similar.

[stablemabel]

1 minute ago, philjw said:

I think the signature says C. Drake.  There is a modern artist of that name but the styles are not similar.

Yes..thats what it looks like to me..

[magpie patrick]

54 minutes ago, stablemabel said:

Its a watercolour on paper ..like you said the house is fairly distinctive so i thought someone may recognise it..i bought it from a charity shop in chester if thats any help

My initial thoughts was Chester, but I can't say why. Possibly the length between the city walls and the first lock up towards Christleton (Hoole Lane?) - the house may have gone, given how old the city centre is a lot has changed by the canal.

 

That's only a hunch - but it gives everyone else something to disprove

Edited June 13 by magpie patrick

[stablemabel]

15 minutes ago, magpie patrick said:

My initial thoughts was Chester, but I can't say why. Possibly the length between the city walls and the first lock up towards Christleton (Hoole Lane?) - the house may have gone, given how old the city centre is a lot has changed by the canal.

 

That's only a hunch - but it gives everyone else something to disprove

Thanks..