Lane to Wellesley Street | 12" x 10"
$5,000.00
About the Artwork
Lane to Wellesley Street is an evocative oil on board painting by the esteemed artist John Kasyn (1926-2008). This artwork portrays a charming view of the lane leading to Wellesley Street, a historic street named after Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. The Duke is celebrated for his victory over Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815 and for his brief tenure as Prime Minister of Britain. Kasyn's painting captures this storied street's essence, reflecting its historical significance and the artist's masterful attention to detail.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 12"x10" (dimensions of the board)
- Medium: Oil on board
- Frame: Period frame in which the artwork was framed by John Kasyn
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Category: Artist: John Kasyn, Medium: Oil on Board, Size: 12x10, Vertical
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