A charming turn of the century folk art depiction of the Bull’s Head pub and village green.
On the reverse, it bears an old auction label from Symons & Son of Barnstaple and it’s intriguing to think that the pub could’ve been in North Devon. We’ve been unable to locate it but hopefully it’s still standing in a village somewhere.
We particularly like the figure of the shepherd as he ambles across the green with his crook.
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Oil on canvas
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Overall size
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25½” x 19⅓” / 65cm x 49cm
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| Year of creation |
c. 1900
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| Provenance |
Germany
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Condition
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Good with no issues. Canvas could be easily cleaned to revive its rich colours but we prefer it as it is. Frame with age-related wear.
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