A Marvellous Late 19thC Belgian Symbolist School Portrait of a Man sub-Religion & Relics When Closed:

When Closed:

so too came the rediscovery of putti

Two of the eight drawers (2 & 7) are annotated and these examples include

Width: 41”

The Lancashire clog was an adaptation of the sabot worn by the French and Dutch peasantry and was introduced into Lancashire when the Flemish weavers settled in the Bolton area "wearing wode shoon all of a peece"

A Marvellous Late 19thC Belgian Symbolist School Portrait of a Man sub-Religion & Relics When Closed:Origin: Belgian Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 95 The Work: 24. 75 x 19 inches In Frame: 27. 5 x 21. 5 inches The wonderfully ethereal and superbly well executed Belgian symbolist school charcoal and pastel bust length portrait of a moustachioed man presented in a ripple moulded frame with leaf centres and corners, and indistinctly signed top right survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The sheet is laid down