A 19thC English School Oil on Canvas Laid to Board Portrait of a Gentleman c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics and plaster composition parts with

and plaster composition parts with lower limbs with fabric attachments with the wooden hands painted in a light skin colour

acting on his advice

The Asylum Rule Book stated the following:

with the Glasson dockyard only six miles away from the site there was the opportunity to work at the docks

whether from an operation being performed by a man himself or someone else

A 19thC English School Oil on Canvas Laid to Board Portrait of a Gentleman c.1870 sub-Religion & Relics and plaster composition parts withOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 The Work: 24 high x 20 wide In Frame: 30. 5 h x 26. 5 w x 3 d The shoulder length portrait of a handsome English gentleman, probably in his late thirties, sensitively executed, the sitter being clean shaven and looking out towards the viewer, painted in oils on canvas to a dark ground, the sitter shown in formal dress of a black blazer with a white collared under garment and