An Unusual Repeated Pair of c.1840 English School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Lady sub-Antiques At the outbreak of WW2

At the outbreak of WW2

and wooden composition parts with the carved wooden hands painted in a light skin colour

and sold various photographic apparatus

found in L'Azoth des Philosophes by the 15th Century alchemist Basilius Valentinus

the prior originally would simply have had in a bed in the communal dormitory

An Unusual Repeated Pair of c.1840 English School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Lady sub-Antiques At the outbreak of WW2Origin: English Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 50 The Canvases: 21 x 26 inches & 22 x 27 inches The Wholes: 27. 75 x 32. 75 inches and 28 x 32. 5 inches The amply sized gilt framed English school depictions of a lady, unusually repeated, the sitter shown half length and painted in oils on canvas, survive from the second quarter of nineteenth century England. Both pictures are in poor to fair condition, very