Rowley Gallery: An Early 20thC Pen & Ink Sketch of Two Seated Girls sub-Curios Spun in a deep and

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Rowley Gallery: An Early 20thC Pen & Ink Sketch of Two Seated Girls sub-Curios Spun in a deep andOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 40 The Frame: Height: 11. 25 inches Width: 13. 75 inches Depth: 1 inch The Sketch: 6. 75 x 9. 25 inches Signed in pencil lower left Jobtz? and with traces of label verso, this charming pen and ink work sits elegantly in a Rowley Gallery Frame with paper label. The two semi nude seated girls are loosely, but expertly depicted washing their hair transforming this rather