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Queen Elizabeth I consulted Dr John Dee
Behnes’ and noted that
with the light playing upon the birds well realised feathers
The two silhouettes that are annotated are that of Misses Julia and Flora Bradford both inscribed with sitter's name
Its versatility means it can be an imposing feature in literally any room in the home
An Unusual Large c.1900-10 Framed Print of a Failed Marriage Proposal sub-Architectural & Garden Queen Elizabeth I consulted DrOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late Victorian EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 1910Width: 31Height: 24. 5The rather unusual and ghostly framed and glazed antique print of good size, showing a lady and a man in a country house garden, possibly depicting unrequited love, a failed marriage proposal or a lovers tiff, the lady in a long lace gown looking away from the gentleman who is seated at a table and two ladder back chairs with his head on his hand
