Wimbledon Common
Watercolour by E. Ashenden depicting Wimbledon Common. 1925.
This watercolour depicts a serene woodland scene, focusing on a grove of trees, showcasing a variety of foliage colours and the verticality of the trees.
The title and date appear in the bottom of the watercolour "Wimbledon Common. 20 May 1925 -E.J.A.".
Artist Biography
Edward James Ashenden (1896–1952) Born at Wandsworth Common in London, Ashenden was a versatile British artist known for his work in watercolour, design, model-making, and decorative arts. He studied at Putney School of Art before and after World War I, and his creative talents were applied in diverse settings—from museum displays at the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum to international exhibitions like the Century of Progress in Chicago. During World War II, he served as a camouflage officer with the Air Ministry. Ashenden exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Royal Institute, and across the UK
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