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the marriage of the ladies portrait and the stag is obviously significant in some way
Depth: 37 inches (each and at extremities)
Later painted in a lurid green
in the genre known as boudoir art
with some expected slight movement
William Etty RA (1787 – 1849); The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; After Rubens c.1843-46 sub-Religion & Relics the marriage of the ladiesOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1843 46 Canvas Height: 22 Canvas Width: 17. 75 In Frame: 30. 5 wide x 26. 5 high x 2. 5 deep Painted in oils on canvas in the very early Victorian period, depicting The Virgin with the infant Saviour in her arms, appearing on a cloud to St. Francis, who is on one knee to take the child, with further Saints and figures surrounding her, presented in the original good quality ornate