A Good Pair of c.1842 French School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Art & Sculpture converted to a communal area

converted to a communal area with new ceilings erected

A gild necklace

and the over-mantel developed into an elaborate frame for the family portrait over the chimneypiece

is a rare item in today’s market

The very ancient art of using reflective surfaces in divination is called scrying and is almost as old as man himself

A Good Pair of c.1842 French School Provincial Oil on Canvas Portraits of a Gentleman & His Wife sub-Art & Sculpture converted to a communal areaOrigin: French Period: Louis Philippe Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1842 Canvases: 16 x 12. 75 inches In Frames: 20. 75 x 17. 5 inches The mid nineteenth century French school depictions of a gentleman and lady, presumed man and wife, shown half length and painted in oils on canvas and presented in their original gilt and gesso frames, one being signed C. Chollol 1842, survive from Louis Philippe period France in attic condition. The pictures are in