An Interesting c.1831 Naïve School Oil on Panel; 'The Shipwreck`d Mariner' sub-Antiques The majority of costumes continued

The majority of costumes continued to be based upon historical styles

The cotton does not suffer from any holes or tears and remains well attached to the pole

the waterline marked-off with numbered drafting stations from midships fore and aft

Circumference: 10 inches

Having an all over geometrical repeated pattern flooding the central field in yellows

An Interesting c.1831 Naïve School Oil on Panel; 'The Shipwreck`d Mariner' sub-Antiques The majority of costumes continuedOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1831 Canvas Height: 11 inches Canvas Width: 13 inches The Whole: 15. 5 X 17. 5 inches The primitive and naive depiction of a shipwrecked mariner with long dark windswept hair, stripey blue and white shawl with red over coat and beige pantaloons sat upon a rocky crag amongst foamy seas and midnight blue sky, the wrecked boat in the background and an albatross circling