After Louise Rayner, Chester,Watergate Street Oil Painting By Harold Carlass

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After Louise Rayner's Infamous Artwork Titled 'Shopping Day' Oil Painting By Chester Artist Harold Carlass Circa - Dated 2009 Composition - Oil on Canvas Listing Description Street View Of The City Of Chester, Cheshire, Watergate Street, Looking East Towards The Cross. The Scene Depicts 1860's Chesters Bustling Street Scene, With Many Victorian Figures As Well As Horse Drawn Coaches. A Charming Painting With Historical Accuracy Showcasing Meticulous Architectural Merit, Capturing The Intricate Construction Of The Timber Framed Buildings And Chester's Rows. Wonderful Artwork Offering A Glimpse Of Chester During The Victorian Period. This Painting Is A Modern Interpretation Of A Original Artwork By Louise Rayner Titled Shopping Day, And Has Been Repainted By A Local Chester Artist Harold Carlass. A Fabulous Piece. Painted By Accomplished Hand Signed/Dated And Set In Mahogany Frame. Dimensions In Cms Height 59cm X Width 79cm For Further Information Please Call The Museum Curator Leslie On 07707488566 Thank-you.