Lot Essay
The inscription Oakover on the backboards may refer to Okeover Hall, the Palladian country house in Staffordshire mostly built 1745-49.
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LATE 19TH CENTURY RE-USING EARLIER ELEMENTS, THE OIL ON CANVAS BY A FOLLOWER OF JAN SIBERECHTS
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A VICTORIAN GILTWOOD TRUMEAU MIRROR
LATE 19TH CENTURY RE-USING EARLIER ELEMENTS, THE OIL ON CANVAS BY A FOLLOWER OF JAN SIBERECHTS
The lower part with three vertically divided 18th-century bevelled mirror plates, the painting depicting a view of a Dutch canal with carriages and elegant figures in the foreground, the reverse chalked ?Dec 8. 37 and Oakover, the frame reduced to fit the canvas
67½ in. (171.5 cm.) high; 64¼ in. (163.5 cm.) wide
LATE 19TH CENTURY RE-USING EARLIER ELEMENTS, THE OIL ON CANVAS BY A FOLLOWER OF JAN SIBERECHTS
The lower part with three vertically divided 18th-century bevelled mirror plates, the painting depicting a view of a Dutch canal with carriages and elegant figures in the foreground, the reverse chalked ?Dec 8. 37 and Oakover, the frame reduced to fit the canvas
67½ in. (171.5 cm.) high; 64¼ in. (163.5 cm.) wide
Provenance
Acquired by the vendor at the Lord Camoys house sale (conducted by Phillips), Stonor Park, Henley, 28 and 29 January 1976, lot 472 (as early 18th century).
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