A Very Decorative Group of Four Large Mid 20thC Italian Hand-Painted Tile Panels Depicting Classical Roman Mosaics c.1940-60 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and 'London Borough of Camden'

and 'London Borough of Camden'

It represents the death and resurrection of Jesus and serves as a reminder of our own sins and our need for redemption

born in 1777 and Caroline Scott

each being attached to another means the design is exceptionally fluid

particularly to the edges of the canvas and there is a good deal of craquelure to the surface especially around the area that surrounds the sitters face

A Very Decorative Group of Four Large Mid 20thC Italian Hand-Painted Tile Panels Depicting Classical Roman Mosaics c.1940-60 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles and 'London Borough of Camden'Origin: Italian Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Depth: 1. 25 Width: 25. 25 Height: 25. 25 (approximate & each in frames) The hugely decorative group of four panels, each consisting of nine individual tiles, each of 20cm square form, made from tin glazed terracotta and painted in a manganese style with ancient Roman imagery based on a Greek classical style, the stylised scaling or craquelure forming the grounds, with two of the