Margaretha and Trumbull Canvas Print Pair

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Margaretha and Trumbull Canvas Print PairPRINT PAIR OFFER Pair of 18x24 prints normally 238 With offer 209 Pair of 24x32 prints normally 378 With offer 359 ABOUT THESE ARTWORKS One features a portrait of a painted lady from 1670 called Margaretha Godin and the other is an 1802 self portrait of the american artist John Trumbull. Both prints have been defaced by us naughty boys at P&R and feature a colourful continuing bar effect over and obscuring the original prints. Both are also

Complete with solid wood frame in sizes 12x16" up to 28x40" ABOUT THIS LOVELY LADY

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Choice of Hot Pink or Red Slogan Colour

but she has quite the bite

One features a portrait of a rather grand gentleman who's been defaced with black and orange geometric triangles

60x44" (152x112cm) - canvas with printed illusion frame only

the beautiful frames you see are not what they appear

This is Lady Philippina Staunton

Hebe (the goddess of youth) is seen here offering her father Zeus (represented as an eagle) a taste of eternal youth

who's been defaced with a splash and splatter of orange paint

"Scene with Bacchantes" was originally painted by the dutch painter Jacob van Loo a few years back in 1653

famous for his incredible still life artwork — and that wild hair — he has gone from extrovert to introvert thanks to us scoundrels at P&R