A Very Large & Beautiful Framed Mid-18thC Section of 'Toiles de Jouy' Wall Covering; 'The Old Ford' c.1761 sub-Architectural & Garden An ancornet at scuttle fish

An ancornet at scuttle fish

After his return to Vienna he soon became one of the most popular portraitists of the Austrian high society

of the White Star Line who owned the RMS Titanic

Canvas Height: 16

holds a fan and a bouquet of flowers

A Very Large & Beautiful Framed Mid-18thC Section of 'Toiles de Jouy' Wall Covering; 'The Old Ford' c.1761 sub-Architectural & Garden An ancornet at scuttle fishOrigin: English Period: George II III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 80 Width: 52. 75 Height: 101 (in frame) The linen and cotton chintz 'Toiles de Jouy', consisting of four matched sections, printed from engraved copper plates and wood blocks and hand painted, probably by Robert Jones, showing a date of 1761, later mounted in a large ebonised and glazed frame, split into two sections with a horizontal division, the whole standing at over eight