The Cause of All the Trouble
Charles Spencelayh (1865-1958)
British
Read more about Charles Spencelayh (a favorite of Queen Mary) HERE
Maybe he needs a Seamstress in Fine Art?
Charles Spencelayh (1865-1958)
British
Read more about Charles Spencelayh (a favorite of Queen Mary) HERE
Maybe he needs a Seamstress in Fine Art?
6 comments
Helen S.
What an interesting study of using browns.Well done!
Marilyn
I always enjoy your “artwork” posts. I find the stories behind them very interesting. Thank you for sharing great works!
Susan Tompkins
Wow. All the detail and does look like a photo. I LOVED taking your class at BU by the way, was so nice to meet you! ❤️, Susan from Alabama
Rosemaryflower
a common predicament in the days of olden…. carrying coins and other things in pockets. I would imagine for professional scavengers there would be a lot of treasures to be found…. in those days of olden. I like this painting. Men….. and their stuff
Marta
Oh dear, a hole in his pocket. He does need a seamstress! For some reason, (all the books behind him and a candle burned low?) I bet he is a professor.. Bet he is very interesting.
Marta
If you looked up the reference, did you see “Mrs Newell Making Lace”? Love it !!
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