A 19thC Italian Carved Marble Bust of a Nun

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A 19thC Italian Carved Marble Bust of a NunOrigin: Italian Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Depth: 7. 5 Width: 14. 5 Height: 17 The beautifully carved and heavy quality white marble bust of a nun wearing her veil and tunic, with a medallion to her chest, her face having a slight grin, the whole being nicely weathered and surviving from late nineteenth century Italy. The bust has some weathering commensurate with age with the whole being in good structural condition with no

Two of his brothers - the family has 17 children - Gabriel (1807-1889) and Ambroise (1817-1889) exercise the same trade

containing an arrangement of sixteen preserved butterfly specimens consisting of thirteen Orange-Barred Sulphur specimens (Phoebis philea) and three Vibrant Sulpher (Hebomoia leucippe) each positioned artistically on graduated cork finial pins

five o'clock tea

the work presented in the original gilded and beaded frame

Puffin #1: 9

The books were published in London by Longmans

The nineteenth century had seen the gradual decline in fairs as marts of trade and the emergence of the amusements side of the events

a swiftness developed in order to protect it against natural predators such as the Indian cheetah (now extinct)

75” wide x 36

The property then reverted to the original owners

died London March 23rd 1906 G

One can find numerous representations of small greyhound-like hounds in art dating back to Ancient Egyptian times

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