A Fragmentary Early-Victorian Painted Pine Drapers & Undertakers Sign c.1850-60 sub-Antiques the whole surviving from the

the whole surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England

At 14 he painted his first recorded self-portrait

Horned Zanclus or Chaetodon

A very accomplished study by a more than capable young artist of the time

balloons and playing cards

A Fragmentary Early-Victorian Painted Pine Drapers & Undertakers Sign c.1850-60 sub-Antiques the whole surviving from theOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 60 Width: 32 Height: 14 Depth: 0. 25 The irregularly rectangular shaped sign written draper and undertaker premises sign of good size, in gold leaf brush lettering on wide pine boards, reading Wooilen (sic) draperyFunerals furnishedshrouds ready made sold by Sam(l) Griffith to a stained ground and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. There is some small