A 19thC Oil on Canvas Tarpon Fishing Study; J. Leonhard sub-Macabre- Medicine The sculpture has the obvious

The sculpture has the obvious losses as per the photographs and there are a couple of old repairs such as to one foot

evocative of its life thus far

against a soft yellow ground

Originally founded in 1803 by Stephen Taprell and William Holland

being coil sprung and horsehair stuffed

A 19thC Oil on Canvas Tarpon Fishing Study; J. Leonhard sub-Macabre- Medicine The sculpture has the obviousOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Mid Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 80Height: 10"Width: 12"The charming depiction in oils on canvas, in the provincial nave manner, showing a tarpon fish leaping in profile having been line caught, to a grey sky and foamy sea green waters, the whole signed lower right J. Leonhard, and surviving from the second half of nineteenth century America. The painting is in good overall untouched condition, presented unframed