Ernest Burnett Hood, British Artist (1932-1988) Oil on canvas painting, Portrait
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Ernest Burnett Hood, British Artist (1932-1988) Oil on canvas painting, Portrait

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Ernest Burnett Hood, British Artist (1932-1988) Oil on canvas painting, PortraitUp for sale is an original vintage oil painting on canvas by Ernest Burnett Hood (19321988), a renowned British artist celebrated for his ship, marine, genre scene, and portrait paintings. This striking work depicts the intense, direct gaze of a man in period costume, rendered with meticulous brushwork and rich, earthy tones. Hoods mastery of light and shadow imbues the portrait with depth, personality, and a subtle narrative quality. About the

Up for sale is an original vintage oil painting on canvas by Ernest Burnett Hood (1932–1988), a renowned British artist celebrated for his ship, marine, genre scene, and portrait paintings.

This striking work depicts the intense, direct gaze of a man in period costume, rendered with meticulous brushwork and rich, earthy tones. Hood’s mastery of light and shadow imbues the portrait with depth, personality, and a subtle narrative quality.

📜 About the Artist:
Born in Edinburgh, Ernest Burnett Hood studied at the Glasgow School of Art (1952–1956) and became a member of the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. He also exhibited with RSW, RSA, and RWS. His works are held in notable collections, including the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow.

📏 Measurements:

  • Painting: 12" x 16" (30.5 x 40.6 cm)

  • Framed: 24" x 19.5" (61 x 49.5 cm)

🖋️ Signature: Signed by the artist.

🖼️ Frame: Wood-carved frame with a liner. Frame has minor scuffs and chips consistent with age.

✔️ Condition: Painting is in good/vintage condition. Please see all photos as they form part of the description.

Please note: The actual colors of the item may vary slightly from the photos due to lighting, camera quality, and screen settings. We sell vintage and antique items, which may show signs of age, patina, and gentle wear, adding authenticity and charm to the piece.

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