Chateau De Ramezay - James Bisset Crockart - Limited Edition Reproduction order

Chateau De Ramezay - vintage framed limited edition print of watercolor by James Crockart
In vintage condition with some scratches on the frame
Marked on the back:
Reproduction of a watercolor by James Crockart - a limited edition reproduced by the offset process in 6 colors by Southam order Press Montreal
Height: 16 inches
Width: 14 inches
Depth: 1.25 inches

Crockart, James Bisset (1885-1974), a native of Stirling, Scotland, was born on 19 July 1885 and studied at the Glasgow School of Art. He served his apprenticeship with a local architect from 1902 to 1909, then moved to Chipping Campden where he became an assistant to Charles R. Ashbee, a leading Arts & Crafts architect in England. After emigrating to Canada in 1911 he briefly resided in Montreal and worked as assistant to Saxe & Archibald for eight months, then moved to Saskatoon where he formed a partnership with Robert M. Thompson (see list of works under Thompson & Crockart). Their collaboration was short lived, and ended in 1914 when Crockart returned to Montreal to enlist and serve overseas during WWI. After 1920 he spent much of his career as a commercial artist and industrial designer in Montreal until the late 1940's. He died in Huntington, Que. on 19 April 1974

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