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Stallion In Stable Oil Painting Early 19th C In The Manner Of John Nost Sartorius
£1,200 $1,487 €1,422
A wonderful early 19th Century English School in the manner of John Nost Sartorius (1759-1828) Stallion in stable, hay rack to corner oil on panel. Picture size is H:22cm x W:32.5cm with the initials JN within shield or S on horse''s flank, framed in an ebony and gilt painted frame. It has been lightly cleaned and is ready to hang.
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Internal Reference: 10101
Antique Number: SA1037083
Dateline of this antique is 19th Century
Height is 33.5cm (13.2inches)Width is 45cm (17.7inches)Depth is 4cm (1.6inches)
Antique #SA1037083, shown on this page, originates from the 19th century. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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