A Charming c.1860 Welsh Naive School Oil on Slate of a Village Scene

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A Charming c.1860 Welsh Naive School Oil on Slate of a Village SceneOrigin: Welsh Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Width: 25 inches Height: 18 inches The mid Victorian Welsh provincial painting on thick slate, depicting a village with a long house and a church with figures, to include a mother in a red bonnet with a child, a gentleman in a top hat and a large cow, all painted in the nave style. The painting is in unrestored condition; there are several areas of loss to the painted surface,

Maze himself had a long and illustrious career

Chuck-a-luck

Common knowledge is that it was Percy Shaw of road cats eyes fame who first had this idea but he merely adapted them to be used to the present day for road markings

The painting is un-cleaned and has some scuffs and scratches with some gauge marks

and find himself in danger of being killed by his best friends

probably Ox

Shelbrooke

Three beautiful bottles that would be perfect serving as an original gift or for those with gaps in their apothecary collection that require filling

waterfalls

Bottles don’t come much larger

genre-painting

it being board it remains undamaged

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