A Late 18thC English School Oil on Canvas of a Gentleman c.1780 sub-Decorative Objects but it could be restored

but it could be restored

mainly to the top

opening a gallery so that the public could come in to see the daguerreotypes of “hookers

a prominent protuberance in the forehead at the position attributed to the organ of Benevolence was meant to indicate that the individual had a "well developed" organ of Benevolence and would therefore be expected to exhibit benevolent behaviour

the sitter wanted this bond to be captured and preserved

A Late 18thC English School Oil on Canvas of a Gentleman c.1780 sub-Decorative Objects but it could be restoredOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780Height: 12Width: 9. 5The head and shoulders portrait in rectangular form of a noble gentleman (1737 1809) of distinguished standing, painted in oils on canvas to an inner oval with pea green ground, the sitter in formal dress with taffeta cravatte and medal, the whole being uncleaned and unrestored and surviving from Georgian period England. The portrait remains in completely original