Chicago

Each with a "Guaranteed Genuine D.M & P Manheim Antiques Corp." label to the underside (ex-collection DM&P Manheim) and date to circa 1815. The seated figure having a possible instance of loss to the front cover of the book in his left hand and with a patch of loss to paint on his jacket, but with no apparent restoration. The figure group of a woman carrying a man with no sign of restoration, some minor roughness to the tip of the man's right foot. The figure playing a violin with no evident sign of restorations. The figure tied to a tree with no sign of restorations, some rubbing to the paint at the top of his head.

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