This beautiful rare and sought after ' Original Pears ' antique print Preserved Under Glass is Titled ''Bubbles ' and is housed in an original late Victorian gilded wooden ribbed frame with gilt slip and all sealed. - The subject was originally painted by the talented artist John Everett Millais, and was given away with the 1897 Pears annual. Its housed in a lovely giltwood frame which greatly enhances the appearance - 'Bubbles' was painted in 1885-6 and shows a boy blowing bubbles with a pipe and a bowl of soap suds. The boy was the artist’s grandson, Willie James, aged about four. The young boy grew up and in later life became an Admiral. - To get around the problems of painting the bubbles, the artist had a glass sphere specially manufactured. Millais originally titled his painting 'A Child’s World' but it was later changed to 'Bubbles'. - These early full size prints on thick card are fairly rare to find as originals and today many modern copies are around reprinted in much smaller format. - This is a genuine early example from around 1886 and bears the makers mark lower bottom right corner. - Condition: This print is in fair condition for 1886-1900 we'll preserved under glass with one or two scratches around Bubble and with some minor scuffs hardly noticeable.Looks respectable and ready to hang. - Frame The Victorian Frame looks very respectable after being regilded in the past and only has slight wear and a little distress / no losses.Recently remounted on new back board and reseated. - Measurements Including Frame Height : 36.75 Inches ( 93 cm ) Width : 27.5 Inches ( 70 cm ) Depth : 1 Inches ( 2.5 cm ) - DELIVERY Uk Mainland By Hand To Door Add £50 [ Cannot Be Sent By Post Due To Glass ] - TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES: 07547 617528. Anytime Tel / Text - STOCK NUMBER CLC/012 Payments Accepted By Bank Transfer & Debit / Credit Cards PAY-PAL Or CHEQUES Drawn From Uk Accounts Internal Ref: CLC/012
Dimensions
Height = 93 cm (37")
Width = 70 cm (28")
Depth = 2.5 cm (1")
Bubbles Original Pears Print After John Everett Millais Antique Frame Portrait Under Glass
Price
£299
| $374 USD | €339 EUR
Item Ref
CLC/012
Description
This beautiful rare and sought after ' Original Pears ' antique print Preserved Under Glass is Titled ''Bubbles ' and is housed in an original late Victorian gilded wooden ribbed frame with gilt slip and all sealed. - The subject was originally painted by the talented artist John Everett Millais, and was given away with the 1897 Pears annual. Its housed in a lovely giltwood frame which greatly enhances the appearance - 'Bubbles' was painted in 1885-6 and shows a boy blowing bubbles with a pipe and a bowl of soap suds. The boy was the artist’s grandson, Willie James, aged about four. The young boy grew up and in later life became an Admiral. - To get around the problems of painting the bubbles, the artist had a glass sphere specially manufactured. Millais originally titled his painting 'A Child’s World' but it was later changed to 'Bubbles'. - These early full size prints on thick card are fairly rare to find as originals and today many modern copies are around reprinted in much smaller format. - This is a genuine early example from around 1886 and bears the makers mark lower bottom right corner. - Condition: This print is in fair condition for 1886-1900 we'll preserved under glass with one or two scratches around Bubble and with some minor scuffs hardly noticeable.Looks respectable and ready to hang. - Frame The Victorian Frame looks very respectable after being regilded in the past and only has slight wear and a little distress / no losses.Recently remounted on new back board and reseated. - Measurements Including Frame Height : 36.75 Inches ( 93 cm ) Width : 27.5 Inches ( 70 cm ) Depth : 1 Inches ( 2.5 cm ) - DELIVERY Uk Mainland By Hand To Door Add £50 [ Cannot Be Sent By Post Due To Glass ] - TELEPHONE ENQUIRIES: 07547 617528. Anytime Tel / Text - STOCK NUMBER CLC/012 Payments Accepted By Bank Transfer & Debit / Credit Cards PAY-PAL Or CHEQUES Drawn From Uk Accounts Internal Ref: CLC/012
Dimensions
Height = 93 cm (37")
Width = 70 cm (28")
Depth = 2.5 cm (1")