An Interesting French Tubular Metal Post-Mortem or Anthropometric Photography Armchair c.1935-45 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope described in the Bible as

described in the Bible as the spiritual beings closest to God

Thomas Child (1839–1906) was a Scottish minister of The New Church and writer

and you may well miss it

In the manner of Gillows

The canvas has a little lift from the board to the edges of the picture

An Interesting French Tubular Metal Post-Mortem or Anthropometric Photography Armchair c.1935-45 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope described in the Bible asOrigin: French Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1935 45 Width: 19. 5 Height: 44. 5 extending to 58. 5 or 18 at seat Depth: 20 (all at extremities) The evocative white painted tubular metal French made armchair, utilised by a medical professional as a photography chair, having particularly splayed legs for stability, and an adjustable shaped metal head rest to keep the patient in a fixed position, the whole surviving from a medical