A Charming Small Primitive Watercolour Picture of an Early 19thC Family sub-Antiques but no cracks or splits

but no cracks or splits to the sides

'Harry Peach was all for progress: what he was against was the wanton destruction of what he regarded as the cultural heritage of the British people'

aside from remnants of a paper label to the reverse

This print can be bought in conjunction with ‘Curiosity’ and ‘Secret Meeting’ for a price of £265 for a pair or £365 for the trio

it is unsophisticated

A Charming Small Primitive Watercolour Picture of an Early 19thC Family sub-Antiques but no cracks or splitsOrigin: Probably English Period: Late Nineteenth Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Canvas Height: 3. 5 inches Canvas Width: 5. 5 inches The Whole: 7. 25 X 5. 25 inches The military themed watercolour of small proportions, painted primitively and depicting a family of seven including child and infant presented in its original and rather unusual wavy effect polychrome and glazed stained frame. The picture may well be company