David George Steell

David George Steell, A.R.S.A. (1856-1930) Highland Cattle by Loch Striven, Strathclyde signed and dated 'David G. Steell. 1907.' (lower left) oil on canvas 32 x 50 in. (81.3 x 127 cm.) Exhibited Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy, 1907, no. 323. Lot Notes David George Steell was the son of Gourlay Steell, the successful animal painter who had been appointed 'Animal-Painter for Scotland' by Queen Victoria on the death of Landseer. David George studied at the RSA schools and became an ARSA in 1885.

David George Steell (British, 1856-1930) Waiting for Master signed and dated 'David G. Steell. A R S A. 1886' (lowerleft) oil on canvas 25 x 31 in. (63.5 x 78.7 cm.) Saleroom Notice Colonel Dewar is the gentleman approaching the trap held by thegroom McNab. The picture was painted on the Outh Moor whichbelonged to the Adams family of Blairadam, Kelty and leased byDewar. Provenance: W. C. Stenhose, Linburn, thence by descent to Charles Stewart, Broomh, Fife The Edwards Gallery, North Berwick, Scotland Scott McTaggart (acquired from the above in 1975)

David George Steell Warm Weather signed 'David G Steell A.R.S.A.' (lower left) and signed andinscribed 'Warm Weather/by D G Steel/ARSA' (on artist's labelattached to the backboard) watercolour heightened with bodycolour 20 x 25½in. (49.8 x 64.7cm.) Exhibited Edinburgh, Royal Scottish Academy Annual Exhibition, 1885,no.1039

David George Steell (1856-1930) Horses in a paddock signed and dated 'David G. Steell 1892' (lower left), oil on canvas 84 x 122cm (33 1/16 x 48 1/16in).

David George Steell (1856-1930) Horses in a paddock signed and dated 'David G. Steell 1892' (lower left), oil on canvas 84 x 122cm (33 1/16 x 48 1/16in).