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INGRAM, Joseph Forsyth FRGS (1862-1923), "A View of the Tugela River", OIL ON CANVAS, signed, 68c...
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Category:Everything Else / Other
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Estimated At:1.00 - 2.00 ZAR
NOT SOLD (BIDDING OVER)
0.00ZAR+ applicable fees & taxes.
This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2003 Mar 25 @ 09:00UTC+02:00 : CEST/EET
INGRAM, Joseph Forsyth FRGS (1862-1923), "A View of the Tugela River", OIL ON CANVAS, signed, 68cms x 136cms, large gilt frame. Joseph Ingram was born in 1862 in Belfast, Northern Ireland and died in 1923 in Red Hill, Durban, he painted landscapes, ships and seascapes, works of Historical importance in Natal include various landscapes and Boer War Sketches, from 1895 he held various Government posts in South Africa, he was a Magistrate in Dundee in 1903 and in Howick in 1917, and later lived in Pietermaritzburg, he served in the Zulu Wars and in the Anglo-Boer War, he wrote several books on Natal and practised as a Journalist, several of his papers were published in Geographical Journals.
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