Circle of John Opie (1761–1807); A Good Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Gentleman sub-Decorative Objects The upholstery is fresh and

The upholstery is fresh and contrasts well with the carcass lines and the walnut legs

Our subject is older and more fleshy but the overall appearance

this runner is of a useful size and is both soft and dense but incredibly hardwearing

of slightly differing sizes

The estate named on the deed box reads “Trustees of Joseph Robinson Deceased”

Circle of John Opie (1761–1807); A Good Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Gentleman sub-Decorative Objects The upholstery is fresh andOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1790Height: 30. 25Width: 24. 75Painted within the circle of John Opie (17611807); in oils on canvas, the quarter length depiction of a distinguished gentleman in his fifties or sixties, using chiaroscuro, the sitter shown wearing a dark coat and white neckcloth, his hair(?) swept over his right eye, facing out to the viewer and set to a dark ground, presented unframed and surviving from the