A Good Oil on Canvas Study of a Horse’s Head, Dated 1912 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and are placed next to

and are placed next to chairs to shield people from the fire

feathers and combs

Examples of the silk moths preserved here include the Cecropia Silk Moth (North America) and The Siberian silk moth (Kazakhstan

all round crookedness soon brought its own reward

Width: 40 inches

A Good Oil on Canvas Study of a Horse’s Head, Dated 1912 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and are placed next toOrigin: English School Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1912 Canvas Height: 17. 5 inches Canvas Width: 14. 5 inches The early twentieth century study of a horses head painted in oils on canvas, signed with initials E. M. and dated to 1912 lower right showing a chestnut stallion in profile in stirrups on a graphite powder blue ground and remaining unframed. The condition of the painting is unrestored, uncleaned and unframed