Rowley Gallery set of 5 framed inlay wood panels
The 5 panels unite to form a garden scene
depicting topiary, birds, maidens and statue
Designed and signed by A J Rowley
Rowley Gallery
Circa 1910
Height 42cm Width 166cm
SOLD
We believe this to be an early example of Rowley Gallery inlay panel work. It was designed and signed by A J Rowley, the founder of the Gallery. The reverse ’Art Tree’ label is also early as it is addressed 140 Church Street, Kensington before the extension of the premises in 1912 to include 142 Church Street. It is after this date that the more familiar Pan label appeared.
Stock reference: W121
Rowley Gallery set of 5 framed inlay wood panels
The 5 panels unite to form a garden scene
depicting topiary, birds, maidens and statue
Designed and signed by A J Rowley
Rowley Gallery
Circa 1910
Height 42cm Width 166cm
SOLD
We believe this to be an early example of Rowley Gallery inlay panel work. It was designed and signed by A J Rowley, the founder of the Gallery. The reverse ’Art Tree’ label is also early as it is addressed 140 Church Street, Kensington before the extension of the premises in 1912 to include 142 Church Street. It is after this date that the more familiar Pan label appeared.
Stock reference: W121
