Antique Welsh Carved Oak Eisteddfod Bardic Chair Newmarket Trelawnyd Wales 1901 Recently Added to the foreground the shadow

to the foreground the shadow of the haystack can be seen & the field is painted in the impasto technique with hues of brown & green

the vase is in very good condition

he joined the Guild of San Luca in 1628/1629 and the rhetorical hall De Violieren in 1632/1633 and his style was influenced by Rubens

Antique Chinese Export Lacquer Work Sewing Box

Antique Welsh Carved Oak Eisteddfod Bardic Chair Newmarket Trelawnyd Wales 1901 Recently Added to the foreground the shadowAn important antique Welsh vernacular Eisteddfod carved oak throne chair (Cadair Eisteddfod), from North Wales, Flintshire, dated 1901. An Eisteddfod is a traditional Welsh festival of the arts, celebrating literature, music, and performance. The tradition dates back to at least 1176, It preserves and promotes Welsh culture and the Welsh language. People compete in poetry, singing, instrumental music, drama, and dance, these types of Bardic Chairs are