Title: Canal at Frimley Green, Surrey
Artist: Roy Perry (1935-1993)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: Approx. 21¾ x 26½ in
Condition Report: Overall good condition
Signature: Signed in the lower right corner

Description:
A charming depiction of a picturesque stone arch bridge spanning the canal at Frimley Green, Surrey, captured on a crisp autumn day. The scene is bathed in soft natural light, with bare trees and earthy tones on the ground, signaling the seasonal transition. The vibrant blue sky, punctuated by delicate white clouds, adds a sense of tranquility and depth to the composition. Painted with careful attention to detail, the work reflects Perry’s mastery in rendering serene landscapes with an inviting atmosphere.

About the Artist:
Roy Perry was a British landscape painter, best known for his detailed and atmospheric depictions of Southern England. Born in Liverpool in 1935, he studied at John Lyon School in Harrow. While he is particularly celebrated for his scenes of cricket matches played on summer days, his broader landscape works also gained significant recognition. Perry was an elected member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolors, and his works are held in notable collections, including those of Charles, Prince of Wales, Margaret Thatcher, and the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton. He passed away in 1993 in Dorset, United Kingdom.