ATTRIBUTED TO HENRY ANDREWS | CHILDREN PLAYING AS LOVERS IN AN INTERIOR; A BOY MISSING HIS LOVER

Henry Andrews was a British artist in the 19th century known for his pastiches and copies after the French Rococo artist, Watteau. He also made several original works, some of which depict scenes of courtship like in the present lot. Andrews exhibited at the Royal Academy, London from 1830-1838.