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An attractive pair of oil on board equestrian paintingThe painter has not been identified but the confident yet detailed brush strokes suggest a skilled handGermany, circa 1730Very good condition, they have been professionally cleaned and varnishedIn their original framesSize: the frames measure 29x33.5 cm, the paintings are 24x19 cm ‍
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Pair of Early 18th Century Horse and Page Paintings

RH393

An attractive pair of oil on board equestrian paintingThe painter has not been identified but the confident yet detailed brush strokes suggest a skilled handGermany, circa 1730Very good condition, they have been professionally cleaned and varnishedIn their original framesSize: the frames measure 29x33.5 cm, the paintings are 24x19 cm ‍

Period

Early 18th Century

Materials

Oil on board

Condition

Very good condition, they have been professionally cleaned and varnished

Dimensions

Width:
33
cm
Height:
29
cm
Length:
cm

£ 9,800.00 GBP

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