Alma Claude Burlton Cull (1880-1931)
A Still Morning
Watercolour; signed and dated 09
16 x 11 ¾ inches
£1,800
Cull was best known for his pictures of British warships, and painted several for Edward VII. Much travelled with the Navy, he performed 'almost every job on a warship, including stoking, so that I may thoroughly know my subject" (Daily Mirror, 14 Nov 1911, p 5).
This more peaceful picture would have been painted near his home in Lee-on-Solent.
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