Historic Witley Court British Heritage Oil Painting Signed By Artist Pearl Bowl

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Historic Witley Court British Heritage Oil Painting Signed By Artist Pearl Bowl. Composition - Oil On Canvas Circa - 1920/30’s Beautifully Detailed Oil Painting Of Historic Stately Home Witley Court And Gardens Which Has Sadly Stood In Ruin Since 1937 After A Catastrophic Fire. Signed By Artist Pearl Bowl. Formally The Home Of The Foley Family Through Eight Generations, Whom Reworked The Historic Estate From A Humble Georgian Manor House To The Palatial Stately Home It Became In 1920’s. Under Its Final Owner Herbert Smith In 1972 The Palatial Home Was Now Derelict And Was Issued With A Compulsory Guardianship By British Heritage. High Quality Painting By Accomplished Artist. A Beautiful British Historic Monument In Gilt Frame. Dimensions In Inches Frame Height 9.5” Width 19 3/4” Painting Height 7 1/4” Width 17.5”