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there are no cracks and the baluster carving and finials are all in tact

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An Early 20thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of an Elderly Gentleman by A.L. Woodman 1919 sub-Macabre- Medicine there are no cracks andOrigin: English Period: George V Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1919 In Frame: 18. 5 high x 16. 5 wide The Work: 16 high x 14 wide Deftly executed by A. L. Woodman and dated to 1919, in oils on canvas, the head and shoulders portrait of an elderly gentleman in deep thought and shown in profile, having a thick beard and wearing a black overcoat, on a dark ground. the work presented in its original black painted frame, the whole surviving from the first