A Very Large 19thC Oil on Canvas 'Babes in the Wood' sub-Curios the Market moved to Lower

the Market moved to Lower Thames Street

The plans have all been recently framed and glazed and the largest had to have custom hand cut glass made bespoke for it

all providing a warm snapshot of normal provincial life over a hundred years ago

a window display

and masks was left to the discretion of the individual employer but at the time many ‘progressive firms’ desiring to obtain a maximum efficiency from their employees and to prevent loss of working hours

A Very Large 19thC Oil on Canvas 'Babes in the Wood' sub-Curios the Market moved to LowerOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 80 Canvas Height: 34. 5 inches Canvas Width: 58. 25 inches Created in the Victorian period and painted in oils, the unsigned and unframed substantially sized canvas measuring 4. 8 feet x 2. 8 feet, depicts the traditional children's tale of Babes in The Wood, showing two recently deceased children abandoned in a wood lying peacefully amongst a bed of foliage covered