An Early 19thC Irish School Oil on Board of a Young Boy c.1810-25 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope In 1836 he exhibited The

In 1836 he exhibited The Pride of the Village (Vernon Gallery) at the Royal Academy

The high-Victorian period hall lantern

Width: 11 inches at head or 19 inches with horns

doing their best to render the light and color as naturally as possible

An Early 19thC Irish School Oil on Board of a Young Boy c.1810-25 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope In 1836 he exhibited TheOrigin: Irish Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 25 The Work: 20. 5 high x 16. 5 wide In Frame: 25 high x 21. 5 wide x 2. 75 deep The Irish school depiction of a smart young boy in oils on board, of around eight to ten of years of age, shown in bust length, presented in its original deep moulded gilded frame, the sitter with green eyes, rosy cheeks and a sweet smile, wearing dress very much of the period, with a prominent set of brass