拍品專文
The present watercolor portrays a frequent motif used by Flint – a coastal landscape with figures. Flint painted both figures and landscapes throughout his career, skillfully marrying the two subjects, a fact noted at the time by The Connoisseur, March 1946: 'He is in the great tradition, both as a landscape and as a figure artist, and very few watercolor painters have been able to handle so many diverse and difficult subjects with such unerring skill.'