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A traveller settles his account with an innkeeper in this large Morland-esque genre scene from the nineteenth century. A young boy holds the reins of a white horse whilst leaning against a wooden trough. The figures stand outside a thatched inn, while rolling countryside recedes into the distance, punctuated by the spire of a distant church. The work is well presented in a gilt frame with beaded and lamb's tongue running patterns. Unsigned. On canvas on stretchers.
Condition
Overall, the condition is good for a picture of this age. Evidence of restorative work, including relining and areas of overpainting. Discolouration and craquelure throughout. Light wear to the frame.
Size
75 x 61cm (29.5" x 24.0")Framed Size: 89 x 75.5cm (35.0" x 29.7")
