After Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) 'Dignity and Impudence'; A c.1890 Oil on Canvas sub-Curios models like these were more

models like these were more common in the late nineteenth and early to mid twentieth century

and rather rare piece of folk art documenting the lives and times of the Victorian people

eight-spindled hoop back

This stools design is similar to Moorish examples made by Liberty in both the 1890s and early Twentieth century and follows on from the hugely popular Thebes stool

leaves and scrolls

After Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) 'Dignity and Impudence'; A c.1890 Oil on Canvas sub-Curios models like these were moreOrigin: British Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 1900 Height: 20 inches Width: 16 inches The late nineteenth century oil on canvas presented unframed depicting a bloodhound named Grafton with collar, the whole a copy of Sir Edwin Landseers 'Dignity and Impudence' of 1839 with the west highland terrier scratch omitted from the composition. The painting is in relatively tired and distressed condition with six patches to