William Page Simpson (1845-1911) A circular earthenware plaq...
William Page Simpson (1845-1911) A circular earthenware plaque, possibly Minton, painted with the head of a Bull, possibly a Welsh Black or another historic British breed, signed W.P Simpson to the lower left, dated 1876, framed and glazed, plaque approximately 34cm wide, overall 54.5cm x 55cm Footnote: William Page Simpson (1845-1911) specialised in animals, birds and figures, including portraiture on enamel. William followed his father, John, in working for Minton and is known for executing a series of two thirty-foot-long friezes for a butcher's shop tile panel, noted as one of the finest series of views of cattle. Condition:Unexamined outside from the frame but appears to be in good condition
[ translate ]William Page Simpson (1845-1911) A circular earthenware plaque, possibly Minton, painted with the head of a Bull, possibly a Welsh Black or another historic British breed, signed W.P Simpson to the lower left, dated 1876, framed and glazed, plaque approximately 34cm wide, overall 54.5cm x 55cm Footnote: William Page Simpson (1845-1911) specialised in animals, birds and figures, including portraiture on enamel. William followed his father, John, in working for Minton and is known for executing a series of two thirty-foot-long friezes for a butcher's shop tile panel, noted as one of the finest series of views of cattle. Condition:Unexamined outside from the frame but appears to be in good condition
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