A 16thC Renaissance Italian School Oil Canvas Laid to Panel Study of Two Ladies sub-Architectural & Garden A land full of wonder

A land full of wonder

Romantically themed

Brothers Robert and James Adam were almost single-handedly responsible for infusing Georgian architecture with the sensibilities and elements of classical Hellenic and Latinate design

with no apparent damage

The decorative group of twenty gilt framed and hand coloured steel engravings on wove paper

A 16thC Renaissance Italian School Oil Canvas Laid to Panel Study of Two Ladies sub-Architectural & Garden A land full of wonderOrigin: Central Italy Period: Renaissance Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1560 80 Height: 18. 75 Width: 15. 5 Depth: 2. 25 (in frame) The Work: 14. 5 high x 11. 5 wide The renaissance Italian school work of canvas laid to panel, in distressed but highly evocative condition, and almost certainly a fragment from a larger composition, the painting depicting two female figures bust length, each with fleshy skin and golden hair, the eyes beautifully rendered,