After Domenico Fetti; The Veil of Veronica; An Early 18thC Spanish School Oil on Canvas sub-Art & Sculpture The frieze to this table

The frieze to this table has some loose influence from that of the Chinese Chippendale style

the conditions in slaughterhouses

Bodies of wax dolls were generally made of stuffed cloth

in smear-glazed stoneware

After Domenico Fetti; The Veil of Veronica; An Early 18thC Spanish School Oil on Canvas sub-Art & Sculpture The frieze to this tableOrigin: Spanish Period: Early 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 1720 Height: 26 Width: 22. 25 Depth: 1. 25 (all in frame) The Spanish school oils on canvas of The Veil of Veronica after Domenico Fetti (c. 1620), showing Christs image on the veil, in its original primitive painted wooden frame, and surviving from the first quarter of eighteenth century Spain. The picture is in as found condition with it being tired, dirty and un restored. There