A Charming Late 19thC Naïve School Oil on Canvas; Still Life of Flowers sub-Antiques is forever trying to tell

is forever trying to tell a story

a pair in the sense that they were painted by the same hand and would have hung in the same house

the assassination of King Humbert of Italy

The beauty of these weavings is primarily why many are attracted to Turkomen pieces

of cowardice and courage

A Charming Late 19thC Naïve School Oil on Canvas; Still Life of Flowers sub-Antiques is forever trying to tellOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Canvas Height: 19. 5 inches Canvas Width: 15. 5 inches With Frame: 26 X 22 inches Painted in oils on canvas in the nave style, depicting a still life of largely chrysanthemum flowers in whites, pinks, greens and oranges, upon a smoky ebony ground, the posy bunched in a gold vase sat on a ledge, the whole presented in its original acorn leaf gilt wood and gesso