A Large 19thC Group of Thirty-One Framed Botanical Specimens of Ferns sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope was a Flemish Baroque artist

was a Flemish Baroque artist who became the leading court painter in England

The painting is glazed and framed in its original hammered metal frame

being found in pubs

The process was first developed at Bilston in Staffordshire

north Yorkshire

A Large 19thC Group of Thirty-One Framed Botanical Specimens of Ferns sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope was a Flemish Baroque artistOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860Seven at: 11. 25 high x 9. 5 wide eachTwenty Four at: 12. 5 high x 8 wide eachThe very large group of framed botanical specimens, hailing from the third quarter of the nineteenth century and showing an interesting and striking array of British native ferns, each now framed for display, with twenty four being hand captioned in their Latin names, the wholes once part of an album and now