Latest Update: May 2024
On The Market – Misc News
Previous Updates – 2024:
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Charles Herbert Niven (1918) ?Previous Updates – 2023:
On The Market – Misc News
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Anstey’s Cove, Torquay
– Winchester (1926)
– St Cross, Winchester (1926)Previous Updates – 2022:
On The Market – Misc. News
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Summer Garden (1930)
– Sunrise Golden Cap (1923)
– Hospital of St Cross ?Previous Updates – 2021:
On The Market – Misc. News
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Autumn Landscape (1914)
– Greeting in Sicily (1920)
– St Margarets, Cliffe (1886)Previous Updates – 2020:
On The Market – Misc. News
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Stanton St Gabriel Chapel (1923)
– Trees in Landscape (1885)
– Golden Days of Summer (1904)
– Village Landscape With CattlePrevious Updates – 2019:
Discovering Cecil Round (Updated)
Misc. News & Spotlight Feat. 3-12
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Penarth Bay and Pier (1920)
– ‘”Hic Tuus O ! Thamesene Pater Septeminus Fons !” (1905)Previous Updates – 2018:
Misc. News & Spotlight Feature 1 & 2.
New Header Graphic Combo.
Royal Academy page changed to Exhibitions with updated content.
Pictures added to Online Gallery:
– Boats Moored at Low Tide (1911)
– Boats Moored at High Tide (1911)
– Two Sailboats Offshore (1911)
– Coastal View Across Town (1911)
– Spring (1889)
– “Critchfield”, Bosham (1904)
– A Devon Lane (1881-1882)
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On The Market… Summer Garden
Back to the market for 2024 comes, Summer Garden, which is being sold under the working title, Landscape With Girls In The Rose Garden, by Lodge & Thomas Auctioneers in Truro as part of a two-day auction event. Lot 1805 … Continue reading
On The Market… Two Devon Landscapes
Fresh to the market for 2023 come two very different paintings – both reflecting a Devon landscape – both being offered for auction through Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood of Exeter, as part of their Winter Sale on 17th and 18th … Continue reading
On The Market… 2022 Round-Up
Thanks to everyone who has been in touch with us throughout the past year, and especially to those of you who have been kind enough to share news and images of your Cecil Round paintings, for our Online Gallery and … Continue reading
On The Market… Golden Days of Summer
Coming fresh to the market in time for Christmas, is this wonderful painting from 1904. With the intense sunshine of a fine summer’s day beating down upon him, Cecil Round has captured a farmer at rest amongst the freshly cut … Continue reading
On The Market… Greeting in Sicily
Many thanks to Philip Keith for contacting us from Rogers Jones & Co Auctioneers in Cardiff with news of their forthcoming Selections & Collections auction on 17th April 2021. Included in the sale as Lot 501 is a wonderful painting … Continue reading
Happy 10th Anniversary
Today marks the tenth anniversary of our Cecil Round website. What started out as an online gallery of some twenty or so pictures, now includes seventy examples of Cecil Round’s work. Thanks to everyone who has taken the trouble to … Continue reading
On The Market… Ruined Church at Stanton
On the market this month, is a delightful painting of Stanton St Gabriel Chapel. The ruins still stand on the cliff-top today and, provide a spectacular vantage point for views across Golden Cap to Lyme Bay, in Dorset. Painted in … Continue reading
On The Market… Village Landscape With Cattle
On the market this month, we’ve spotted another Cecil Round painting being offered for sale. The painting is being advertised at a fixed price and can be viewed HERE. At the time of posting, we have had no contact from … Continue reading
On The Market… Trees in Landscape
On the market this week, we’ve spotted a Cecil Round painting being offered for sale through eBay. The painting is being advertised as a ‘Buy It Now’ fixed price sale, rather than via auction and can be viewed HERE. At … Continue reading
Spotlight 12: Authenticating Cecil Round’s Signature
Welcome to our twelfth ‘Spotlight Feature’. As a change to our normal review, rather than concentrate on a particular painting, this month we thought a more general appraisal of the changing face of Cecil Round’s signature, might add real value … Continue reading