A 16thC Renaissance Italian School Oil Canvas Laid to Panel Study of Two Ladies antiques This would have been part

This would have been part of a series of several teaching aid boards used in the Victorian classrooms at the time

The contents of the reliquary are in good order and no elements are loose

and to the other flank the angel with the trumpets blaring is a signal that the judgment was to begin whilst the larger angel holds a goblet aloft

the plaque reading an exert from Sir Walter Scott’s Waverley Novels

Clifton Maybank

A 16thC Renaissance Italian School Oil Canvas Laid to Panel Study of Two Ladies antiques This would have been partOrigin: Central Italy Period: Renaissance Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1560 80 Height: 18. 75 Width: 15. 5 Depth: 2. 25 (in frame) The Work: 14. 5 high x 11. 5 wide The renaissance Italian school work of canvas laid to panel, in distressed but highly evocative condition, and almost certainly a fragment from a larger composition, the painting depicting two female figures bust length, each with fleshy skin and golden hair, the eyes beautifully rendered,