Description: FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE CONTINENTAL US! This is an antique portrait of a beautiful young Victorian woman in a scarlet red cloak tied with a black bow at the neck. Late 19th century. British school. Oil on canvas. Unsigned, although there is an illegible name written on the back. Canvas measures 30" x 25". The portrait is displayed in a gilt wood frame including an oval insert with applied flowers in each corner. The outer frame measures The flowers in the corners of the insert appear to be morning glories. The frame meas and is displayed in a gilt wood frame measuring 34" x 28 1/2" x 2" deep. Exquisite detail, obviously painted by a master portrait artist. Lovely period piece.Condition: The painting has been professionally restored. Stable craquelure, in-painting, varnished. There is a very light scuff mark on and above the lady's hair. There is a tiny hole to the right of the portrait. The white board on the back is for the purpose of protecting the canvas. The frame shows some light cracking, as does the insert. The insert shows some rubbing to the paint and a little paint loss to the lower left. Please see all photos to see exactly what I have described and feel free to ask any questions you may have prior to purchase. It is an amazing example of fine English portraiture. Presents very well. A solid example of the Victorian era.I do have many more paintings for sale, including portraits, so please be sure to check out the other items in my shop.Thanks for stopping by. If you like this item, I hope you will take a moment to browse through my shop, and check back often, for more fabulous finds!
Price: 1495 USD
Location: East Sandwich, Massachusetts
End Time: 2024-12-27T03:29:32.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Type: Painting
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Size: Large
Theme: Portrait
Style: Portraiture
Material: Canvas, oil paint
Production Technique: Oil Painting
Region of Origin: england
Subject: Women
Time Period Produced: 1850-1899