A Fine c.1760-90 English Provincial School Portrait of a Young Girl with a Robin sub-Curios Traditionally these rugs were knotted

Traditionally these rugs were knotted on a foundation of wool and cattle-hair

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75 inches (at maximum)

A Fine c.1760-90 English Provincial School Portrait of a Young Girl with a Robin sub-Curios Traditionally these rugs were knottedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 90 Canvas Height: 14 inches Canvas Width: 12 inches In Frame: 20. 25 x 18. 25 inches The George III period provincial oil on canvas, depicting half length portrait of a seated child in green with white lace edged collar, the young girl full of face and shown holding a robin, the whole presented in its original decorative gold swept frame. The painting is apparently unsigned and in un