Mid-19th Century

Qajar dynasty, Persia

Marginal:35x 28 -Cm

Paintings:22x 15-Cm

First Painting (watercolour).
The painting depicts a beggar walking toward the right and gaping at the veneer of the page, leaning on a copper with his shoulder lowered.
He wears a long, tattered light blue robe, and a worn-out brownish coat with coat lining and fringe.
The sole of both shoes has worn out, exposing the socks he has a full, grey beard and large hands.

The second painting is a very prepared moustache youthful street barber who inclines his blade on a sharpener, as the other individual kneels down on the ground with his right-hand holding a mirror-gazing at the sleek bundles of hairstyle on his crown centre.

Both paintings are distinctively survived and aged,margins delicately handled throughout the time so overall adequate conditions, with no defects or painting restorations.

A Private Collection In Monaco. The French Riviera (known in French) as the Côte d’Azur.

Comes with a certificate from the Art Loss Register