An Early 19thc French School Oil on Board Portrait of a Lady c.1830

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An Early 19thc French School Oil on Board Portrait of a Lady c.1830Origin: FrenchPeriod: Restauration Louis Philippe Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1820 40Height: 26Width: 18 (in frame)The beautifully depicted bust length portrait of a wealthy and attractive lady; probably in her twenties, painted in oils on board:, the sitter wearing a shoulder less Parisian blue dress, with a pretty and amicable face, voluptuous lips and rose tinted cheeks, wearing earrings and with her hair tied very much in the style of the period,

a revelation at the time

There are the usual abrasion marks and associated wear that one would expect with a fissure across part of the equator

and replicas of much of this particular collection (the originals are on display only) are still used in the teaching of anatomy in post-graduate anatomy courses

They were probably worn at the original Mickey Mouse Club that took place

is a rare item in today’s market

Many of the vampire slaying kits on the market have been attributed to Professor Ernst Blomberg and Nicholas Plomdeur

Wear the Swastika Cross

Although sadly empty

Proving to be in very decorative condition the whole is well-aged with the terracotta now encrusted with lichen deposits

the unique prayer boards

This gentleman has the look of an elder and wise man with at least some Asian heritage

1860Depth: 19”Width: 25”Height: 19

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