Original Signed Henry W. Rice Watercolor, circa 1895 “A New England Cabin in Spring” ... A luminous cottage garden landscape by Henry W. Rice. Presented in an antique gilt Foster Brothers frame. Beautiful late-19th-century American landscape watercolor on paper by Henry W. Rice (1853–1934), known for his atmospheric New England scenes and seasonal landscapes. The work depicts a rustic cabin landscape in early spring, rendered in delicate tonal washes and fine period detail characteristic of Rice’s work. Sight size: 14" x 20" Framed size: 22.5" x 28.5" Medium: Watercolor on paper Signed by the artist Circa 1895 Original antique gilt frame bearing Foster Brothers, Boston label Excellent condition. A refined example of American New England landscape painting from the late 19th century, suitable for collectors of antique Americana, Hudson River–influenced regional landscapes, and period watercolor works. This watercolor was inherited from my grandmother’s collection and has been carefully preserved in its original antique gilt Foster Brothers, Boston frame. I’ve always loved the atmosphere of the piece — the quiet New England cabin setting, the soft early spring tones, and the sense of calm it brings to a room. Henry W. Rice was known for his New England landscapes, and this work captures that late-19th-century regional character beautifully. The painting remains in excellent condition and still retains its original period presentation, including the antique gilt frame and Foster Brothers label.