Jane Parsons Hatfield Village Watercolour Original Painting Framed Signed

Condition: Used

Type: Painting

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Production Technique: Watercolour Painting

Framing: Framed

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Jane Parsons Hatfield Village Watercolour Original Painting Framed Signed

Description:

This item is a vintage original watercolor painting by artist Jane Parsons, titled “Hatfield.” The scene beautifully captures a quiet village street, likely in Hatfield, England, with Tudorstyle houses, figures near a carriage, and a charming inn sign swinging from a tree. The painting is signed by the artist in the lower left corner and includes a vintage label on the reverse with the artist’s details and the original price in guineas.

Product Details:

• Artist: Jane Parsons

• Title: Hatfield

• Medium: Watercolor on paper

• Signature: Signed lower left

• Framed Size (approx.): 15 in x 12 in

• Frame Material: Wood

• Location on Label: 49 Hopwood Gardens, Tunbridge Wells

• Label includes original price of 6 guineas

Design Highlights:

• Picturesque English village street scene

• Fine detail and subtle washes of watercolor capturing architectural features and light

• Early 20thcentury period aesthetic, possibly c.1940s–1950s based on framing and label style

• Gentle, muted colors with soft sky, aged buildings, and rustic charm

Condition:

Acceptable vintage condition. The artwork itself appears wellpreserved, with no major visible damage to the painted surface. However, the matting around the image has significant water staining, particularly visible along the top and lower left edge. The backing paper on the frame is brittle, torn, and stained, with several worn and cracked sections. Frame shows signs of wear consistent with age but remains intact and structurally sound.

About the Artist & Historical Context:

While little is known about Jane Parsons, the included label indicates the artist resided in Tunbridge Wells, a historic spa town in Kent, England. The subject “Hatfield” refers to a historic town in Hertfordshire, known for its old English architecture and its connection to Hatfield House, a notable Jacobean estate. The pricing in guineas, an old British currency term (1 guinea = 21 shillings), suggests the painting may have been sold through a gallery or exhibition, as this currency was typically used for professional art pricing predecimalisation (before 1971).

Why Choose This Piece?

• Original signed artwork with charming British village scene

• Great for collectors of English watercolors or countryside art

• Rustic charm makes it a perfect fit for cottagecore, traditional, or eclectic interiors

• Potential for reframing to elevate its presentation

Note: This piece is sold asis, with clear aging to the mat and backing. Ideal for restoration, reframing, or vintage decor enthusiasts.