R. Malcom Lloyd (IXX) - 2X H.M.S. “Bellerophon” and “Rodney” (Warships); and: View of Exmouth (Devon)), from the sea, with

A pair of two Aquarells.
by: Richard Malcom. Richard Malcolm LLOYD
aka Malcolm LLOYD
(1855-1945)

- with some ‘foxing’ in it, however not disturbing
- weight per aquarel: 2,1 kg.
- listing: 39,8 cm by 68,5 cm (2 cm thikth/ depth)
- aquarel itself: 25 cm by 55 cm.

R. Malcolm
Watercolor
H.M.S. “Bellerophon” and “Rodney”, in full rigging. Warships. Located off the harbor of Sheermes (Scotland). Signed. (1874).
25 x 55 ctm.
very beautiful

R. Malcolm
Watercolor
View of Exmouth (Devon), from the sea, with fishing boats and rowing boats etc.
gr. 25 x 55 ctm.
very beautiful
(1874)
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NL (in dutch):
R. Malcom
Aquarell
H.M.S. “Bellerophon” and “Rodney”, in volle tuigage. Warships. Voor den haven van Sheermes (Schotland) liggende. Gesigneerd. (1874).
25 x 55 ctm.
zeer fraai

R. Malcom
Aquarell
Gezigt op Exmouth (Devon), vanuit de zee, met visserspinken en roeibooten etc.
gr. 25 x 55 ctm.
zeer fraai
(1874)

On the last 3 pictures you can find the price indication by auction house Bonham.
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Behind:
Richard Malcolm LLOYD
aka Malcolm LLOYD or R. Malcom.
(1855-1945)
Born on 4 July 1855 in London - and dying there 89 years later on 1 July, 1945 (GRO) - Lloyd's first name was not Robert but Richard (Bednar has been responsible for this discovery, as many references have previously indicated otherwise).  Also, the date usually given for his demise (1899) is considerably askew and probably reflects Woods' fl dates of 1879-99.  In the Edgbastonia (Ref: Edwin HARRISbiography), it is noted that Lloyd shared a house in Newlyn with Harris and eight other artists in 1881.
Lloyd concentrated on coastal areas including Devon, Kent and Cornwall, and is enjoying something of a current revival. His address for the RBA in 1881-82 was in Newlyn, and his View of Penzance (watercolour, 1880) was gifted in 2000 to Penlee House, Penzance.  Another of St Michael's Mount was sold at Sotheby's in 2000. Two of his titles at the RA were The Coast of Cornwall and A Squally Night.
A correspondent in 2019 has advised us that the RBA list of exhibitors gives R Malcolm's address as 4 Essex Villas, Ravensbourne Park, Catford Bridge, London at the time he was in Newlyn (see above). This suggests he was visiting Newlyn rather than resident there.

media

Painter of landscapes and marine subjects
works and access
Works include: View of Penzance (1880); St Michael's Mount; The Coast of Cornwall; A Squally Night

exhibitions
Glasgow Institute

references:
Bednar
Edgbastonia
Graves RA Dictionary 1769-1904
Hardie (2009) Artists in Newlyn and West Cornwall
Johnson & Greutzner (1975) Dictionary of British Artists
Wood (1995) Victorian Painters