Theodor Kern (Austrian, 1900-1969); An Oil on Board Portrait of a Gentleman c.1940 sub-Architectural & Garden then John apprenticed to Timothy

then John apprenticed to Timothy at Chesterfield

Karilefi Anisolensis is mentioned as ‘Abbot

having an oversailing rectangular top over three deep drawers with later Victorian black pressed metal cup handles

Noah's Arks were fast undulating roundabouts with stunning decor that would take British fairgrounds by storm from the 1930s and by 1935 arks were everywhere and the showmen loved them

held at the Royal Agricultural Hall

Theodor Kern (Austrian, 1900-1969); An Oil on Board Portrait of a Gentleman c.1940 sub-Architectural & Garden then John apprenticed to TimothyOrigin: British Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Width: 15 Height: 20 The unframed oil on board showing a young male depicted three quarter bust, cropped to the left flank of the board, looking out to the viewer, the vacant space awash with a sea green, painted by Theodor Kern in the second quarter of the twentieth century. In entirely original condition the work does not have any restorations or flaws to note.