A Late 18thC Oil on Panel of an English Rural Landscape c.1790 sub-Religion & Relics and gracilis

and gracilis

carefully drawn hands pointing to a new paragraph being found in early 12th century Spanish manuscripts

along with the double cock-beaded edge to the frame

“Glory dwelt in that city and its ruin was the most dread of all the sacks of cities upon the face of Earth

A Late 18thC Oil on Panel of an English Rural Landscape c.1790 sub-Religion & Relics and gracilisOrigin: 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