Beth Carter; Pantomime; Bronze; AP; Unique; c.1996 sub-Curios This was a common decorating

This was a common decorating feature in the reception rooms of classical 18th century houses

The frame is a later addition with the back of the panel having been secured with plasterboard to provide more stability so the whole is rather heavy

from 1869 and painted a number of pictures that revealed his sympathy for the poor and disadvantaged

The armchairs:

Beth Carter; Pantomime; Bronze; AP; Unique; c.1996 sub-Curios This was a common decoratingOrigin: English Period: 20thC Provenance: Direct from the Studio of Beth Carter; Unique Date: c. 1996 Height: 11. 75 Depth: 2. 25 Width: 6 (all at extremities) Weight: 5. 7 KGs This piece is the first bronze Beth Carter ever created in 1996. Marked BC, AP (artists proof) to base. Unique. See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter.