att. Henry Andrews (British, 1796-1868), Two Courting Scenes

Oil on canvas (lined), unsigned, presented in antique carved and gilt wood frames with gallery plaques (incorrectly listing the artist as George Henry Andrews).

DOA 26 x 22 in. (each)

Henry Andrews was a London artist who specialized in painting genre and historical scenes. He was particularly known for his adaptions and imitations of the Rococo garden scenes of Watteau. He exhibited at the Royal Academy in the 1830s, as well as at the British Institute and the Royal Society of British Artists.

Minor stable craquelure; minimal spot retouch visible under UV light.