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surviving from latter half of the eighteenth century and last consigned to Christies Auction House in London in 1987
Children were no longer perceived simply as small adults and childhood began to be recognised as an independent state associated with nature
The original thick plate glass has many attractive areas of foxing as one would expect
Not happy with just being a beautiful decorative object
the naive work in gouache on paper signed Wadall (
A Wonderful 18thC French Terracotta Bust of a Courtly Lady antiques surviving from latter half ofOrigin: Probably French Period: Louis XV Louis XVI Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 1800 Width: 8. 75 inches Height: 12 inches Beautifully proportioned and In unrestored condition, the early terracotta bust of a courtly lady facing dexter wearing a swathed dress, her hair tied up and her face placid, the whole with weathering commensurate with age, on a stepped square plinth base, survives from the Louis XV to Louis XVI period. The condition of the
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