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The crib can still be used in the same way today though the presence of a piece such as this also serves to highlight what is absent
restaurant or hotel for example
This distinctive picture of good size would make a stunning impact in the right setting
The splendiferous colours on show remain very vivid
There is some wear to the royal coat of arms which is rubbed to the whole
Paul Wallat (1879-1966); A Charcoal Portrait Study of a Young Lady c.1902 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews The crib can still beOrigin: GermanPeriod: Jugendstil Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1902Height: 19. 5Width: 16. 5The beautifully executed portrait of a young lady, shown in profile, depicted in charcoal with white highlights and mounted on cardboard, signed and dated "Wallat 1902" lower right and in its original gilded reeded frame, survives from the primary years of the twentieth century. The drawing is in good overall order with the paper darkened, and the frame with