William Etty RA (1787 – 1849); The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; After Rubens c.1843-46

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William Etty RA (1787 – 1849); The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; After Rubens c.1843-46Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1843 46 Canvas Height: 22 Canvas Width: 17. 75 In Frame: 30. 5 wide x 26. 5 high x 2. 5 deep Painted in oils on canvas in the very early Victorian period, depicting The Virgin with the infant Saviour in her arms, appearing on a cloud to St. Francis, who is on one knee to take the child, with further Saints and figures surrounding her, presented in the original good quality ornate

Period: Early / Mid Nineteenth Century

000 tons and was equivalent in length to four city blocks

A wonderfully evocative fragment of the orient with plenty of decorative appeal but also one that carries weighty spiritual significance

The second asylum was closed in 1994 with partial demolition in 1995 and sadly a large arson attack in 1999

he had three sisters and two other siblings

the padded seat to well circular turned walnut front legs to rear chunky sabres each with the original quality brass castors

central to the picture

losses and general wear particularly to the top

England and is mentioned in the ‘Where to buy at Bedford: an illustrated local review’ of 1891

The fleshy legs and arms of the cherubic young child and the opulent surroundings indicate the sitter is a child from a wealthy family

now deemed so unfitting for pretty feet

The overall condition would be described as fair to good