Attributed to Henry Earp Snr of Brighton (British 19th Century) Watercolour 'Farmyard Games', a study of children playing, attributed and entitled verso
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Attributed to Henry Earp Snr of Brighton (British 19th Century) Watercolour 'Farmyard Games', a study of children playing, attributed and entitled verso, within a washline card mount and moulded frame, under glass 24cm x 16.5cm & 45cm x 40cm overall.
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