Circle of Henry Scott Tuke; An Oil on Canvas Study of a Nude Boy c.1890 sub-Macabre- Medicine the whole displaying an evocative

the whole displaying an evocative time-worn texture and surviving from the second half of eighteenth-century Italy

she stands true enough and her failings are part of her charm

Length: 16

having a fixed feather scrolled back and a loose feather seat cushion with long and broad overhanging arms to tapering dwarf walnut legs to original brass castors

It is believed that it became a symbol of hope with early Christians

Circle of Henry Scott Tuke; An Oil on Canvas Study of a Nude Boy c.1890 sub-Macabre- Medicine the whole displaying an evocativeOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890Height: 16. 75Width: 18Depth: 1Painted within the circle of Henry Scott Tuke (1858 1929), in oils on canvas, the wonderfully salient study of a nude boy, shown standing, half length in profile, with one arm raised to a dark ground and within probably what is the original gilt composition gadrooned frame and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. The pictures canvas