A Charismatic Early 20thC Oil Painting on Board; Fairground Scene by L.O. Udall (b. 1900) sub-Antiques pretty and subtle

pretty and subtle

The People’s Palace (also known as Billy Bartlett’s or The Flea Pit)

and four smaller illustrations

The Exposition Universelle was where talking films and escalators were first publicized

Depth: 15 inches / 16 inches (shield)

A Charismatic Early 20thC Oil Painting on Board; Fairground Scene by L.O. Udall (b. 1900) sub-Antiques pretty and subtleOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 50 Canvas Height: 9. 5 inches With Frame: 16. 5 inches Canvas Width: 13. 75 inches With Frame: 20. 5 inches Painted in oils on board in the impressionist style and presented in a gadrooned and gilded modern frame with signature lower left, the painting depicts revellers amongst a bustling fairground, figures seated to the foreground with carousel, Ferris wheel, helter