18th Century Portrait Of A Nobleman. Irish School. 17th Century A rare example of a

A rare example of a carved wood penitential brotherhood relic

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it was said at the time (and continues to be reported as late as 2003) that the art was loot stolen from palaces in Peking

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18th Century Portrait Of A Nobleman. Irish School. 17th Century A rare example of aAn 18th century Irish School portrait of a nobleman of good proportions. The sitter is wearing a red and gold tunic coat with white shirt and wig before a black background. The work is housed in an ebonised and gilt frame. There is some light craquelure throughout but generally the work remains in a good condition throughout and presents well. Provenance: West Cork, Ireland. Dimensions (including frame) Height: 89. 5cm Width: 76. 5cm Depth: 5cm