An Intricately Carved Renaissance Style Early 19thC Oak Door Panel sub-Curios the Archdukes John and Lewis
Description
the Archdukes John and Lewis of Austria wrote (1815)
then in 1987 his portrait of Samuel Beckett was shown at National Portrait Gallery
dangles his line happily into the water and patiently waits
this charming pen and ink work sits elegantly in a Rowley Gallery Frame with paper label
Locations for the dances are all in the North of England
An Intricately Carved Renaissance Style Early 19thC Oak Door Panel sub-Curios the Archdukes John and LewisOrigin: Northern European Period: Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 Height: 33. 5 inches Width: 17. 75 inches Depth: 1. 25 inches The solid oak renaissance style panel having hand carved relief vine leaf sprays and grapes in three sections, the central cartouche depicting a bust of a lady in period continental dress flanked by a pair of green man foliage masks, the top panel with scrolls. The condition is largely good with a
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