A Late 18thC Oil on Panel of an English Rural Landscape c.1790 sub-Religion & Relics It is wonderful that this

It is wonderful that this mannequin has survived and can be traced back to works as prominent as this

the two plank top opening to reveal a vacant interior with later lid rest

with wax limbs and wax dolls usually have beautifully realistic heads

which will last a lifetime

There are no losses to speak of

A Late 18thC Oil on Panel of an English Rural Landscape c.1790 sub-Religion & Relics It is wonderful that thisOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 Height: 14. 25 Width: 11 Depth: 0. 75 The eighteenth century oil on thick panel, depicting an English rural scene, with a large oak tree to the centre, and a lake beyond, with rolling hills, to a group of cattle and sheep grazing in the foreground, the whole beautifully aged and remaining unrestored and uncleaned from Georgian period England. The painting is in un cleaned condition