Viola Borradaile; A Sublime Early 20thC Tempera on Canvas Renaissance Style Study of Religious Figures sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles This wonderful piece would have

This wonderful piece would have most likely been a standalone feature from a fountain or would have stood via the fixing point on a marble or stone pedestal forming a larger garden ornament

Some say to survive it: You need to be as mad as a hatter”…

he was held responsible for  introduction of unpopular legislation

nominating Messrs Fossey to be the executors of John Smyth's insolvent estate

Flaxman's original drawings for this work are preserved at the Royal Academy of Arts

Viola Borradaile; A Sublime Early 20thC Tempera on Canvas Renaissance Style Study of Religious Figures sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles This wonderful piece would haveOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1915 30 Canvas Height: 27 inches Canvas Width: 19 inches The Whole: 33 X 25 inches Painted by Viola Borradaile in tempera on canvas in the medieval Italian rennaisance style, the well sized work depicting four religious figures portrayed with halos to include two putti, an elderly bearded figure and a hooded and cloaked lady figure survives from the first third of the