Henri Jean Baptiste Victoire Fradelle, Antique French Oil on Canvas Shakespearian Lovers Historical Interior Scene, Circa 1810 Sculpture the base of the cabinet

the base of the cabinet is fitted with two large drawers having the original cast iron Aesthetic Movement handles

he began producing black and white and color mezzotints

One "Loch Katrine" the other "Loch Goil"

Mounted: 16" tall x 19" wide x 8

a very fine 18th century Massachusetts highboy circa 1760

Henri Jean Baptiste Victoire Fradelle, Antique French Oil on Canvas Shakespearian Lovers Historical Interior Scene, Circa 1810 Sculpture the base of the cabinetA fine oil on canvas painting by Henri Jean Baptiste Victoire Fradelle (1778 1865), signed lower right, the painting circa 1810. Fradelle was a painter and portraitist and he specialized in literary and historical subjects. For more than a 100 years, Fradelle was mistakenly assigned his son's name, Henry Joseph Fradelle, the latter trained as an artist but never reached the critical acclaim of his father. This scene depicts a Shakespearian courting