A Pair of Mid-19thC Italian Provincial School Oil on Canvas Still Lifes of Tulips sub-Decorative Objects one arm posed bent at

one arm posed bent at the elbow with finger held to lips

and surviving from the first half of twentieth century England

but we do feel the rather instinctual and spontaneous execution points to a talented artist

She is very decorative but not for those who are overtly concerned by condition

A Pair of Mid-19thC Italian Provincial School Oil on Canvas Still Lifes of Tulips sub-Decorative Objects one arm posed bent atOrigin: ItalianPeriod: MacchiaioliProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1850Heights: 26. 25Widths: 21Depths: 1. 5Painted in oils on canvas and presented in moulded and gilded matching frames, the pair of provincial nave works, depicting still lifes of spring flowers, being mainly tulips, sat in masked and fluted urns on ledges, with chrysanthemums and other flowers depicted, surviving from mid nineteenth century Italy. The pictures remain in sound overall