An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

An English School Oil on Panel Hatchment of The Royal Arms of George IV c.1830Origin: Unknown Period: George IV Provenance: An Unknown Deconsecrated Church in North Yorkshire Date: c. 1830 In Frame: Height: 55. 5 Width: 55. 5 Beautifully depicted, and of large size nearing five feet across, the royal arms of King George IV (1762 1830), boldly painted in oils on pine to a black ground and inscribed 'G IV R HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE' and ' DIEU ET MON DROIT', created at the time of his death in the summer of 1830 by church

The whole is in good un-meddled condition

The nineteenth autumn has come upon me

The first examples were woodblock-printed

It was also used in travelling apothecary sets

It flies above the British Union Flag (Union Jack)

Steger models are of significant historical interest because of their contribution to anatomical teaching from the late nineteenth century to the present day

his chief minister was Cardinal Wolsey

‘With Best Wishes’ above

hand-painted

single sheet of light-coloured (similar to the apron) paper covers the top of her head

There is a general loss of gesso and the paint is rubbed

After his return to Vienna he soon became one of the most popular portraitists of the Austrian high society

Exchange/Return Notes