British Impressionist Watercolor of a Woman in Red Skirt – The Tinker’s Daughter

Title: British Impressionist Watercolor of a Woman in Red Skirt – The Tinker’s Daughter by Anthony Avery (British 1946-2023) Original watercolor on artists paper, unframed Dimensions: 16.5 x 11.75 inches (Height x Width) Signed: Yes Condition: Good, with some minor signs of aging. Provenance: from a large collection of this artists work, held in England. Description: This compelling watercolour portrait by British artist Anthony J. Avery, titled The Tinker’s Daughter, captures the essence of a strong, grounded woman. Dressed in a crisp white blouse with rolled sleeves and a flowing red skirt, she stands confidently, one hand on her hip, with an expression that is both determined and inviting. Her bold stance, direct gaze, and the vibrant red of her skirt create an aura of resilience and independence, suggesting a character rooted in folklore or theater. Avery’s skill with watercolour shines through in his use of soft, expressive strokes, bringing life and depth to the subject’s face and clothing while setting her against a darker, textured background that emphasizes her presence. The title, The Tinker’s Daughter, evokes a sense of mystery and tradition, drawing viewers into a narrative hinted at but left to the imagination. This piece is a testament to Avery’s ability to blend technical skill with storytelling, making it a captivating addition for those drawn to character-rich artwork.