Manner of Marco Palmezzano: An 18thC Oil on Canvas Laid on Board; The Holy Family with St. John The Baptist from The Church of St. John The Baptist, Bridgwater, Somerset sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Having a walnut one piece

Having a walnut one piece boarded top on stained and painted pine x-frame legs with iron bolt fixings united by a central stretcher survives from the turn of eighteenth to nineteenth century England

Garters with mottoes went in and out of fashion

Making for an awe-inspiring piece of original artwork and graphic design

with deep ridges and hollows for the attachment of powerful jaw muscles and looks very much alike that of a tiger although slightly more depressed and flattened and with a shorter postorbital region

Manner of Marco Palmezzano: An 18thC Oil on Canvas Laid on Board; The Holy Family with St. John The Baptist from The Church of St. John The Baptist, Bridgwater, Somerset sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles Having a walnut one pieceOrigin: Probably Italian Period: Early Mid Eighteenth Century Provenance: The Church of St. John The Baptist, Bridgwater, Somerset, UK Date: c. 1700 1750 Canvas Height: 52. 5 inches Canvas Width: 35 inches The Whole in Frame: 62. 5 x 45 inches The large oil on canvas laid to board painted in the Manner of Antonio Rimpatta Da Bologna, of Italian 16th Century style though almost certainly created in the eighteenth century, presented in its original gilt