Can anyone give me any information on the artist L E Forse
I know he painted bluebell walk... which appears to be the only info I can find on the web
I have inherited an original oil painting clearly signed L E Forse
Its of a rolling hillside in the background & a country lane with a little house to left on it
I don't know the name of the painting.

Here is a Christies sale of another of his paintings. For some reason they don't have a photo of the painting but the Artnet photo is of the same painting. I couldn't find anything else.
L. E. FORSE, 20TH CENTURY | EVENING GOLD | Christie's

L.E. Forse - Past Auction Results

Hi Everyone
I just found a painting of him when I was throuhing things from the loft. It is nice painting of trees, two houses in the middle. Water like a small river or something. Only his name L.E.Forse there but don't know the name of painting. I don't know anything about him and how much his painting are selling for any help.
Thanks
David

The painting is called 'Eventide', I have it hanging in my conservatory, it's badly faded by the constant bright sunlight, I've been trying for years to get another copy.

Hope this helps

Sorry, the picture of the two houses and the river is called 'Eventide'. The picture with the country lane maybe 'Evening Gold'

I found a print of l.e.forse called eventide on border of print it says published in 1976 venture prints limited bristol england copyright in all countries including the usa printed in england
I have just got it professionally framed it is stunning ,it is a lake with trees at both side there is two
Cottages among the trees to the right and a light in the window that is what I fell in love with

Hi, I've bought a painting "The Watermill" signed by L.E. Forse. All I know about the artist is that one of his paintings “Landscape with Tree” was owned by the Museum of South Somerset and another his work “Evening gold” was sold at Christie's auction. I am interested with L.E. Forse autobiography. Besides, I would like to know what his works mentioned above are worth.

I have the same print that you describe,(36' x 24') mounted on board backing, and am looking to re-frame it. Have you any idea how much a well framed print of this painting would sell for?