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dramatic painting of facial features and eyes
There are numerous examples in England dating from the late Georgian and early Victorian periods
but the idea of anatomical models in the doctors study and in the households of the higher classes in China was common practice for a time
survives from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century
stand well
A George III Painted Pine Bedside Commode c.1780 sub-Architectural & Garden dramatic painting of facial featuresOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 30 Width: 19. 5 Depth: 18. 5 The pretty George III painted pine bedside commode or nightstand, having a shaped galleried top with cutout handles, over two cupboard doors with brass handles, one with a pair of dolphins, to a pull out commode drawer, the whole in the original vermillion red paintwork with concentric circles and line decoration and surviving from the third
