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Romantic Wooded Landscape

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Romantic Wooded Landscape English landscape 19th century
19th Century English School Oil on canvas of a hatted figure carrying a bag on shoulder, cattle sheep and a dog on a steep track over looking a quarry or cliff into a steeply wooded valley with fine views beyond .This is a beautiful picture in the romantic manner. Gilt frame of a later period both picture and frame in very good condition.

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£355.00  UK
$485.07  USA
€411.20  EU
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Dimensions46.5cm (18") wide x 37.5 (14.5")high Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art > Antique Oil Paintings Date Mid Victorian  Mid 19th Century Antiques Material Oil Painting on Canvas Origin English Condition the painting has been relined at some point and is in excellent condition. Item code as831a028 Status Sold

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Dick Spender Fine ArtPrivate dealer
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Whitbourne, Worcester
Worcestershire

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