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The painting bears a label from a Slovakian auction and was once probably intended for private worship or a monastic setting
which was opposite Burlington House and at the same exhibition was Whistler's ‘Nocturne in Grey and Gold’
Note the deep furrows caused by hundreds of heavy boots
Another suitor waits his turn
with nails and wounds through his body
Alphonse Muraton (Attributed), Portrait Of A Lady Miniature The painting bears a labelThis mid 19th century oil painting attributed to French artist Alphonse Muraton (1824 1911) depicts a lady wearing a black dress with lace embellishments. She wears her hair in a centre parting as per the fashion of the day. Muraton was a distinguished painter of religious scenes, portraits and genre. Muratons fine painting style represents a period in French art, which is a direct legacy of the esteemed neoclassical painter, Jacques Louis David (1748