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He made no secret of his working-class sympathies (which is perhaps why this sculpture was created showing a lower class boy in strife) and having identified himself too publicly with the Paris Commune of 1871
Omersa found work in the leather trade and whilst representing a small leather company in Hitchin met ‘Old Bill’ at Liberty’s
shaped seat and integral foot-rest
above an echinus ornamented with egg-and-dart
the jaw operated by a draw string and having a composition head with brown painted hair and cloth body consisting of a bottle green flannel waistcoat
A Charming Early 20thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Maine Coon Tabby Cat Dated to 1916; From the Attics at Rokeby Park, County Durham sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage He made no secret ofOrigin: British Period: Early 20thC Provenance: The Attics at Rokeby Park, County Durham Date: c. 1916 Height: 10 Width: 12 The charming early twentieth century oil on canvas, presented unframed, depicting a maine coone tabby cat, shown on its haunches with a prominent ruff, and looking suitably pleased with itself, the whole on a brown and sea green background, and initialled ATP and dated to 1916. The painting is in very original condition with no
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