Circle of Henry Scott Tuke; An Oil on Canvas Study of a Nude Boy c.1890 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The chariot is fairly rickety

The chariot is fairly rickety as it will have been taken apart re-assembled plenty of times over but there is no worm evident or major structural complaints

Antarctic explorer

unrestored and surviving from the third quarter of nineteenth century France

they became Bourlet & Patrickson and were a National Portrait gallery framer

Circle of Henry Scott Tuke; An Oil on Canvas Study of a Nude Boy c.1890 sub-Mirrors & Lighting The chariot is fairly ricketyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890Height: 16. 75Width: 18Depth: 1Painted within the circle of Henry Scott Tuke (1858 1929), in oils on canvas, the wonderfully salient study of a nude boy, shown standing, half length in profile, with one arm raised to a dark ground and within probably what is the original gilt composition gadrooned frame and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. The pictures canvas