Carle Vanloo, an allegory on sculpture, oil on canvas, dated 1741, the painting set in a good quality, gilt carved and painted ground large French LXV trumeau mirror (pier glass), formerly part of a panelled room, the painting was expertized by Eugène Brelaz, French expert d'art, (see report). A similar, very look alike, painting by Carle Vanloo figures in the collection of the F.A.M.S.F. (legion of honor - gallery seven location - accession number 1950.10 - formerly part of the Mildred Anna Williams Collection), measures painting: H 112 - W 102 cm, measures trumeau H 231 - W 137