19th-Century French School Provincial Portrait Of A Boy With A Hoop

19th-Century French School Provincial Portrait Of A Boy With A HoopA charming 19th century French school portrait of a boy with a hoop. Hes wearing a beige tunic with a white collar and carries a stick in his left hand. During the 19th century, childrens clothing tended to be created at home either by mothers or seamstresses. A popular outfit for both boys and girls consisted of a tunic, which was fitted at the waist and flared out into a skirt. This young gentleman would make the perfect centrepiece for the right

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and he that hateth his life in this world shall keep it unto life eternal

786 achieved for ‘Balettflickor’ in 2009 in Sweden

1949) depicting a wine bottle

1900Provenance: GermanyCondition: Very presentable

He had a keen eye for buildings as he also worked as an architect

his name appears in numerous articles from the early 20th-century - particularly due to his home

The painting is monogrammed in the lower right and dated 1908

and a large black bow tie

Carl August Gosch was a pupil at the academy in Berlin