In the Manner of Pieter Vanderlyn; A Mid-18thC Naïve Oil on Canvas of a Young Boy c.1750 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope This example would have retailed

This example would have retailed new on the Fulham road at a cost of between £8

of good size and colour

Surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century this particular games last patent is dated to 1936

those who sold ordinary clothing

In the Manner of Pieter Vanderlyn; A Mid-18thC Naïve Oil on Canvas of a Young Boy c.1750 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope This example would have retailedOrigin: American Dutch Period: Mid 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 Height: 23. 5 Width: 18 Of American or Dutch origin, the primitive and naive depiction in oils on canvas of a young boy, possibly a member of the Livingston family, standing in a landscape with a country house in the background to parkland, the boy holding a hat in one hand and a book in the other, the whole surviving from the middle of the eighteenth century. The painting