A French School Engraving by Alphonse Leroy after Paolo Veronese; Head of a Black Boy c.1870 reserved Base Diameter: 12 inches

Base Diameter: 12 inches

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A French School Engraving by Alphonse Leroy after Paolo Veronese; Head of a Black Boy c.1870 reserved Base Diameter: 12 inchesOrigin: Italian Period: Mid Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 17. 75 Width: 13. 75 The French school engraving by Alphonse Leroy (1820 1902), After Paolo Veronese (1528 1588), showing the head of a black boy, with both artist and engraver named under, left and right respectively and with the Louvre impress stamp to lower centre, presented in a glazed ebonised frame and surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century.