William Etty RA (1787 – 1849); The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; After Rubens c.1843-46 sub-Antiques surviving from the first quarter

surviving from the first quarter of the nineteenth century

resident of Woodhill House

moorhen or sandpiper

one bearing teeth

The term 'veterinarian' started to emerge mainly in the 1830s when "the profession" was getting fed up with their lowly position in life (and demeaning treatment from the ‘human’ surgeons) and thus they began to think of forming a professional association

William Etty RA (1787 – 1849); The Virgin & Infant Saviour with Saints; After Rubens c.1843-46 sub-Antiques surviving from the first quarterOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1843 46 Canvas Height: 22 Canvas Width: 17. 75 In Frame: 30. 5 wide x 26. 5 high x 2. 5 deep Painted in oils on canvas in the very early Victorian period, depicting The Virgin with the infant Saviour in her arms, appearing on a cloud to St. Francis, who is on one knee to take the child, with further Saints and figures surrounding her, presented in the original good quality ornate