A Naïve English School Oil on Board Still Life Study c.1900

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A Naïve English School Oil on Board Still Life Study c.1900Origin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900Height: 21. 5Width: 26. 5Depth: 1Painted in oils on board in the nave style, the charming depiction of a still life consisting of a scrolled and fluted classical urn, open book and horn rimmed reading spectacles, upon a washed sea green and sand coloured ground, the whole presented in a later white painted frame, and surviving from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. The painting

and in the last four cantos of Purgatorio

We have lubricated his joints and tidied up the interior of the box but this aside he is sold as found and in good original order

1915-1925Length: 60”Depth: 29”Height: 31

beautifully hand sign-written on a plum painted background with gold leaf writing

which lasted for more than 200 years

The specimens are hand annotated with the Latin names as follows with some numbers possibly being the dates found such as ’71 and ’75:

displaying an incredible dark and beautifully aged patina and colour

All ended in failure as the trap door of the scaffold failed to open

since the nineteenth century

which is now in the Morgan Library & Museum

Gillows of Lancaster

in one piece of stone