Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her Pets.

Name: Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her Pets.
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1037472
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd

Description

We are offering for you this Beautiful Naive Oil Painting on Canvas.

“A charming full-length portrait of a child standing in a landscape.

The young well-turned-out subject of this work is depicted carrying a basket of fruit , accompanied by her pets, in this case a bird and very attentive dog.

Naive paintings such as this example reflect the tastes and ambitions of the growing middle class and the patronage of itinerant self taught local artists who often worked as ornamental painters or in closely related trades.

These naive works display a directness and simplicity in stark contrast to the mainstream academic works of the period. The 1996 exhibition catalogue by James Ayres Two Hundred Years of English Naïve Art, 1700-1900 provides a relevant reference of similar work, as do the portraits displayed in the British Folk Art collection at Compton Verney.

Please do contact us if you require more details.

It is offered in unrestored Country House Condition.

Delivery or shipping is always a pleasure so please do contact us as we are here to help.

Thanks for looking Chris.

Physical Dimensions

Height

85.1cm (33.50")

Width

72.1cm (28.39")

Depth

3.8cm (1.50")

Declaration

Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1037472

Dealers Internal Reference

Naive 0001

Description

We are offering for you this Beautiful Naive Oil Painting on Canvas.

“A charming full-length portrait of a child standing in a landscape.

“

The young well-turned-out subject of this work is depicted carrying a basket of fruit , accompanied by her pets, in this case a bird and very attentive dog.

Christopher Tombs Antiques Ltd

fig 1. Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her pets. — fig 1. Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her Pets.

Naive paintings such as this example reflect the tastes and ambitions of the growing middle class and the patronage of itinerant self taught local artists who often worked as ornamental painters or in closely related trades.

fig 2. Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her pets. — fig 2. Naive Oil Painting of Girl and Her Pets.

These naive works display a directness and simplicity in stark contrast to the mainstream academic works of the period. The 1996 exhibition catalogue by James Ayres Two Hundred Years of English Naïve Art, 1700-1900 provides a relevant reference of similar work, as do the portraits displayed in the British Folk Art collection at Compton Verney.