At Sunrise: view from the artist's window in Morpeth Terrace

Executed in watercolor, the painting employs loose, fluid brushwork that allows pigments to mingle and create a sketch‑like quality. Transparent washes of pale pink and blue convey the delicate sky, while the earth tones of the hillside are applied with a wet‑on‑wet approach, giving the surface a soft, atmospheric feel. The handling of light is subtle, relying on the medium’s inherent luminosity.

The piece bears Brabazon’s signature and an alternative title inscription, confirming its authorship. It was created from the artist’s window in Morpeth Terrace, a detail that situates the work within his personal environment. The watercolour now forms part of a public collection, where it is displayed alongside other works of the period, offering insight into early‑20th‑century British landscape painting.