Sarah Maria Curtis (1802-1872); A Botanical Watercolour Study of Roses in a China Vase 1823

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Sarah Maria Curtis (1802-1872); A Botanical Watercolour Study of Roses in a China Vase 1823Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1823 The Work: 17. 25 wide x 21. 25 high In Frame: 21. 25 wide x 25. 25 high The beautifully executed watercolour botanical study depicting blooming white roses in a Georgian blue and white china vase, to a shelf, the picture bearing the signature lower right Sarah Maria Curtis 1823, and presented in its original gilded gesso frame with stiff leaf mouldings, the whole surviving from Regency

is so redolent of the country house and of the Regency period that she is still very attractive in her entirety

After arriving in England in 1755

a minstrel

for stabling at Peterborough

reaching its historical peak in the 19th Century

By any dog that he ever met

2nd/ 3rdC A

Engraved by Henry Landseer depicts bones of the upper torso

Vago 114 Gray's Inn Road London' beneath a paper label applied advertising 'Orthodox Phrenology a second edition illustrated book' the whole in unrestored condition with a superb patination

We can therefore assume this was purchased in 1903 with the provenance handed down at this point

Width: 12”

the metal now worn with an attractive patination of rusting and wear to the paint survives from the first quarter of twentieth century France

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