W.J. OSBOURNE – MEETINGS 1918
$600.00 $399.00
Title: Untitled
Artist: W.J. Osbourne (Scotland)
Material: Drawing
Oil Size: 27.4cm x 19.2cm
Frame Size: 29.5cm x 21cm
Year: 1918
Conditions: General
A good piece of draughtsmanship. It would has old modest value.
There is tear mark on the middle of the picture. It will be noticeable with a very closed look.
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“From a screen on Belvoir Castle which has been in the Manners family for over 150 years. It was covered with caricatures and drawings by famous artists of the day.
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