An Interesting 16thC Flemish School Oil on Oak Panel of The Three Graces c.1560

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An Interesting 16thC Flemish School Oil on Oak Panel of The Three Graces c.1560Origin: Flemish Period: Mid Sixteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1560 Height: 22. 25 inches Width: 21. 25 inches The early Flemish school oil on oak panel, possibly from the circle of Frans Floris (Antwerp c. 1520 1570), depicting the three graces in three quarter length, gathered around a text, each grace with adorned hairpieces and fine jewellery, the central grace looking out to the viewer, the whole surviving from the middle of the

almost surrealist feel to it

This seating indicator sign was used in a cinema in probably owned by the ABC chain

She has a rather quizzical yet relaxed expression and has certainly been painted to appear young and attractive

Origin: English/South American

Portobello became accessible

interspersed by five geometric medallions

the whole with blue/green highlights

the fragment cut down from a larger composition depicting a bearded saint

The Tea Tray Company made petalled horns its speciality

in other words his paint has flaked and chipped off in places (he has had an awful lot thrown at him in the past) but this only adds to his aesthetic appeal and structurally he is in sound order

In accordance to the Rule of St Benedict

The Savoy Hotel is a luxury hotel located in the Strand in the City of Westminster in central London

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