Frank Moss Bennett - "Allegory of Hearing - the Violinist" 1915

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Frank Moss Bennett - "Allegory of Hearing - the Violinist" 1915

$2,750.00

An oil on canvas painting by British artist, Frank Moss Bennett (1874-1953) depicting the allegory of hearing or “The Violinist”. The musician, in red with lace collar and wide-brimmed black hat stands by the window, deep in reflection as he plays the violin, while another stands to the left, leaning on the windowsill enraptured by the sound. A chair sits on the floor before them with a lute on the seat cushion. Through the window can be seen various buildings and a bright blue sky. There is a small cobweb in the corner of the upper center section of the window. The artist signature is in the lower left corner of the hardwood floor with the date of 1915.

The painting is in very good condition and is not lined. It is presented in an English pierced frame. The painting measures approximately 14” x 10 1/4” and overall with the gilt frame measures approximately 19” x 15”. The painting is ready to hang.

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