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Portrait of a Young Boy and His Dog C.1850: English Provincial School.
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Portrait of a Young Boy and His Dog C.1850: English Provincial School.

19th century
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Oil on canvas in the original giltwood frame.

An endearing naïve portrait of a child and his pet dog. The artist has managed with the human figure but depicting the dog has stretched his talent to the utmost.

A charming touch is that the sitter is wearing a pair of toy spurs; perhaps they were a new acquisition and he insisted on wearing them...they certainly feature strongly.

SIZE: 36.5 x 30.25 inches inc. frame.

PROVENANCE: A Kent country house.

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Roy Precious - Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Victorian Child Portrait Painting to the 1850s.

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Oil on canvas in the original giltwood frame.

An endearing naïve portrait of a child and his pet dog.

The artist has managed with the human figure but depicting the dog has stretched his talent to the utmost.
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fig 1. A mid-19th-century oil painting depicting a young boy in a blue jacket seated outdoors holding a small dark dog, presented in a moulded gilded frame.
fig 1. Portrait of a Young Boy and His Dog C.1850: English Provincial School.

A charming touch is that the sitter is wearing a pair of toy spurs; perhaps they were a new acquisition and he insisted on wearing them...they certainly feature strongly.

SIZE: 36.5 x 30.25 inches inc. frame.

PROVENANCE: A Kent country house.

Date of Manufacture

Roy Precious - Antiques & Fine Art has dated this Victorian Child Portrait Painting to the 1850s.

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SA385047
Dealers Internal Ref
8932
Roy Precious - Antiques & Fine Art
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Portrait of a Young Boy and His Dog C.1850: English Provincial School.

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A mid-19th-century oil painting depicting a young boy in a blue jacket seated outdoors holding a small dark dog, presented in a moulded gilded frame.
Portrait of a Young Boy and His Dog c.1850: English Provincial School.
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A mid-19th-century oil painting depicting a young boy in a blue jacket seated outdoors holding a small dark dog, presented in a moulded gilded frame.
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English Provincial School paintings were created by regional artists working outside major urban academies. These works typically feature flat perspective, simplified forms, soft facial expressions, and a focus on local landed families, children, and domestic pets.

Mid-19th-century portraits were predominantly executed in oil paints applied to stretched flax canvas or wood panels. Frames were typically crafted from timber with moulded gesso ornamentation finished in real gold leaf.

Authenticity is evaluated through natural craquelure patterns across the paint surface, natural oxidation of the canvas backing, stretcher construction, and evidence of historic gilding techniques on the frame.

An antique portrait adds focal interest when positioned above a sideboard, mantelpiece, or within a gallery wall. It bridges classic heritage elements with contemporary decor through contrasting historical style against clean interior lines.

Clean oil paintings gently using a dry, soft brush to remove surface dust, avoiding water or chemical solvents. Giltwood frames should be dusted lightly with a soft cloth to prevent flaking of delicate gold leaf.
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