Portrait of a Boy with his Pets c.1850; Provincial English School.
By Roy Precious From United Kingdom
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Oil on canvas in decorative frame.
An utterly charming naive portrait in which the animals almost have a cartoon quality.
The young boy firmly clutches a whistle and looks out as if lost in thought; meanwhile the cat and the spaniel stare fixedly at each other.
This portrait has such a feeling of humour that it makes the viewer smile; it would have been painted by one of the many unknown provincial artists who painted the less moneyed classes.
SIZE: 35 x 29 inches inc. frame.
PROVENANCE:From a Cambridgeshire country house.
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Roy Precious
United Kingdom
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