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where Gall's supporter Thomas Forster named the new discipline "phrenology" - meaning 'science of the soul'
handmade objects appealed to the crowds greatly
A magical and charming art deco period piece encapsulating Attwells trademark childlike innocence
wears an ivory pleated dress with lace adornments and a long gilt necklace with a sapphire cabouchon and a gold ring
This artwork has a very certain and defined resonance in so much as we are left in awe of as much as what isn’t visible here as what is
A Late Regency Period Golden Oak & Ebonised Library Table c.1820-25 sub-Art & Sculpture where Gall's supporter Thomas ForsterOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 25 Height: 38. 25 Width: 52 Depth: 24. 75 (all at top) The handsome two tier Regency period golden oak and ebonised library table having a four plank top over three frieze drawers on turned ebonised stylised lotus leaf collared supports, the ends with lion mask and ring handles, united by galleried potboard base, to four ebonised lions paw feet with the original concealed castors, the
