An Interesting Late 17thC English School Oil on Oak Panel Portrait of a Gentleman

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An Interesting Late 17thC English School Oil on Oak Panel Portrait of a GentlemanOrigin: English Period: Charles II James II William & Mary Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1660 1690 Height: 31. 25 Width: 22. 25 The rather large and early English school oil on oak panel depicting a bearded gentleman or nobleman in typical period attire, head and shoulders wearing a fur trimmed cloak and crested gold signet ring, his fixed gaze stern and authoritative, the work in as found order, with a fragmented inscription upper left, and surviving

Henry Clifford

” (Rev 20:11–12)

one of the pair would fall into the fair to good category and the other into poor to fair

Jenny and Liz all being mentioned amongst others

the interior lined in royal blue

The purpose of stained glass windows in a church was both to enhance the beauty of their setting and to inform the viewer through narrative or symbolism

drones or males

which doesn’t detract to those who like character and age and is completely acceptable for a rug of this vintage

In good overall condition the picture is ready to hang

24 cm) that this nameplate comes from was last sold at Bonhams in Chelsea in 1998 for a £3000 hammer price and we are unsure as to whether a new plaque was commissioned for the painting out of choice or whether this one was lost

The patination and character marks are of the most desirable state

though the draws are sliding and the piece on the whole is structurally sound

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