A Fine Mid-19thC Dutch Oil on Panel Funerary Hatchment or Rouwborden: The Marital Arms of Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, King Willem II of Netherlands & Queen, Grand Duchess Anna Pavlovna of Russia, c.1849

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A Fine Mid-19thC Dutch Oil on Panel Funerary Hatchment or Rouwborden: The Marital Arms of Willem Frederik George Lodewijk van Oranje-Nassau, King Willem II of Netherlands & Queen, Grand Duchess Anna Pavlovna of Russia, c.1849Origin: Dutch Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1849 65 The Hatchment: 16. 25 x 13 The Whole in Frame: 22. 75 x 19. 5 Beautifully depicted by a Dutch hatchment painter, the oil on oak panel, showing the St George inescutcheon of the Imperial Russian arms and the field of the Oranje Nassau shield of the Dutch, survives from the third quarter of the nineteenth century presented in a good composition and ebonized moulded frame.

whether this is later or not

pigeon lofts rarely featured in the background of the portraits

The reverse has loss to one corner

The cotton could of course be ironed and hand washed if so desired

Hailing from a time when shop display was quite simply a work of art

Scratch built

and the main central plate is relatively clear (possibly slightly later)

& The Plates: 2

the wholes with remnants of polychrome painted decoration

and everything were too loud for him

most of it light

There is also a possibility that all four horns came form the same goat