Artsonline has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Brief Description:

The work doesn't appear to be signed; however, it is clear from these images that the unknown 19th-century artist was a professional and a highly skilled hand.
It is extremely lifelike, and the little boy has an adorable feel to him.

This is one for the collector!
A stunning piece, that is mounted within its original and extensive giltwood and gesso cushion moulded frame.
Attributes:
Oil on relined canvas
Circa: 1840-1850
Condition:
Both the painting and the frame are offered in an overall fabulous condition.

The work has been professionally relined during the past 20 + years.
There is a small surface chip to the right of the boy's ear, beside his hat.
Framed Measurements:
INCHES & CENTIMETRES
Height: 29'' | 73.6 cm

Width: 25'' | 63.5 cm
Depth: 3.5'' | 8.8 cm
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Artsonline has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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