A Late 19thC Oil on Canvas of a Still Life of Flowers & Fruit

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A Late 19thC Oil on Canvas of a Still Life of Flowers & FruitOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 21 Width: 15 Painted in oils on canvas, depicting a still life of an assortment of flowers in whites, pinks, greens blues and oranges, upon a smoky ebony ground, the posy bunched in a gadrooned pedestal vase sat on a ledge with grapes and other fruit below, the whole presented unframed and surviving from the late nineteenth century in untouched condition. The

fleeing persecution

The sewing table was developed as a result

surviving from late Victorian England

containing an arrangement of sixteen preserved butterfly specimens consisting of thirteen Orange-Barred Sulphur specimens (Phoebis philea) and three Vibrant Sulpher (Hebomoia leucippe) each positioned artistically on graduated cork finial pins

the other a peach

having a substantial spiral twist frame comprising of twelve divisions

The poster is signed in the lower left corner “

proving he was working in the 1920s in Blackpool Tower

A hugely atmospheric and striking work of innocence

The back has been replaced at some stage

The case is original to the model with remnants of a silk lined interior

and in them would have been stored clothing

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