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this rather fun and comical picture has masses of interest not least because it’s unsigned but also because of our knowing of a sister picture
At the time this shaving mirror was crafted there was also a boom in the world of shaving related cosmetics as many perfumers and chemists began to manufacture soaps and creams specifically designed to aid in the shaving process
Just don’t mention the Nun
The picture is stencilled verso ‘338 EV’
Bruce Ismay By Frances Wilson reads: “Ismay’s grand daughter remembers the solemnity of her grandparents’ Hill St home…’Anyone arriving at the house was met by triumvirate
A Charming c.1914 Naive English School Oil on Board; Craigalliain Half Pound Trout sub-Antiques this rather fun and comicalOrigin: British Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1914 Canvas Height: 10 inches Canvas Width: 14 inches The unframed and double sided English school painted in oils on panel in the primitive style showing a brown trout in profile on a sea green background and signed Craigalliain half pound trout 1914.. AJGC to the lower right corner, and a landscape view of Craigallain Loch itself to the reverse, survives from First World
