In the Manner of Pieter Vanderlyn; A Mid-18thC Naïve Oil on Canvas of a Young Boy c.1750

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In the Manner of Pieter Vanderlyn; A Mid-18thC Naïve Oil on Canvas of a Young Boy c.1750Origin: American Dutch Period: Mid 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 Height: 23. 5 Width: 18 Of American or Dutch origin, the primitive and naive depiction in oils on canvas of a young boy, possibly a member of the Livingston family, standing in a landscape with a country house in the background to parkland, the boy holding a hat in one hand and a book in the other, the whole surviving from the middle of the eighteenth century. The painting

Heights: 10”

Rotterdam as Lombardia and purchased in Aug

in a later inset blue mount and gilt frame

The card is

’…We cannot find any other architectural or memorial related works with this inscription

many of which can be found in the northwestern Indian subcontinent

The black painted terracotta figural garden urn of very large size

The Japanese Satsuma pottery vase and cover

A perfect solution to fill an entire wall space in a single hit of classical infused wonderment

The condition is fair to good with losses and tarnish to the cream enamel and some looseness to the wiring but overall sound and original whilst holding positions well enough

including Spain

the compression moulded AMF Amflite II pins with surlyn half shells having red and blue detailing are WIBC and ABC approved

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