A Charming c.1860 Welsh Naive School Oil on Slate of a Village Scene sub-Decorative Objects "Lady Lochleven

"Lady Lochleven

Period: Fourteenth to Sixteenth Century

depicting Saint Anthony of Padua glancing downward in thought and holding a lily stalk as a sign of his purity

and quickly added to his already considerable reputation in the field of industrial design

7 The cupped hands made by Holyrood have frequently been mentioned and pictured in books dealing with English glass

A Charming c.1860 Welsh Naive School Oil on Slate of a Village Scene sub-Decorative Objects "Lady LochlevenOrigin: Welsh Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Width: 25 inches Height: 18 inches The mid Victorian Welsh provincial painting on thick slate, depicting a village with a long house and a church with figures, to include a mother in a red bonnet with a child, a gentleman in a top hat and a large cow, all painted in the nave style. The painting is in unrestored condition; there are several areas of loss to the painted surface,