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The significance of the spoon as the prominent part of the figure
prepared canvas with India rubber grounds
Width: 122 inches
they remain very attractive in their entirety with a lovely patina and aside from some very small nibbles to the lips they are in otherwise good order
Perfect for the mantelpiece or the cabinet of curiosities
After Robert Adam (1728-1792); A Fine Hand-Painted Classical Frieze on Silk c.1770 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The significance of the spoonOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1760 80Width: 67Height: 21The very finely drawn classical painted frieze on silk, after Robert Adam (1728 1792), depicting a rectangular stone plaque to the centre with a reclining female figure and an infant offering a posy of flowers, surmounted by a flowering urn, and flanked by foliate arabesques and oval stone medallions to flaming torches, each depicting a female deity, to a dark
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