A Fine c.1760-90 English Provincial School Portrait of a Young Girl with a Robin sub-Curios Traditionally these rugs were knotted

Traditionally these rugs were knotted on a foundation of wool and cattle-hair

75 inches (at maximum)

with the Christ Child standing in front of the Virgin holding rosary beads

since every person killed by a nosferatu becomes likewise a vampire after death and will continue to suck the blood of innocent people till the spirit has been exorcised

the whole having all over moss growth both to the pedestal base

A Fine c.1760-90 English Provincial School Portrait of a Young Girl with a Robin sub-Curios Traditionally these rugs were knottedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 90 Canvas Height: 14 inches Canvas Width: 12 inches In Frame: 20. 25 x 18. 25 inches The George III period provincial oil on canvas, depicting half length portrait of a seated child in green with white lace edged collar, the young girl full of face and shown holding a robin, the whole presented in its original decorative gold swept frame. The painting is apparently unsigned and in un