Antique British Pastel and Chalk Study – Animal Sketches on Brown Paper (c1900) 1950s cameo vase This example is the Shooting

This example is the Shooting pattern

he "didn't merely attack a 32-bar chorus

and their antique silver remains highly prized

Body colour therefore refers to either tubes of gouache or the finished effect of opacity on a picture

In original antique condition with deep patina - lovely lovely objects - you get all 3

Antique British Pastel and Chalk Study – Animal Sketches on Brown Paper (c1900) 1950s cameo vase This example is the ShootingA finely observed pair of animal studies attributed to Arthur Wardle (18641949), executed in pastel and chalk on brown paper. Wardle was one of Britains most respected animal painters of the late 19th and early 20th century, known for his sensitive handling of anatomy and expressive draughtsmanship. This sheet presents two working studies: a Nubian style goat, rendered with warm ochre and white highlights, and a complementary chalk study of a turkey