An Unusual Mid 20thC Framed & Glazed Naive Gouache Painting, Signed Wadall sub-Antiques one with milk bottle

one with milk bottle

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An Unusual Mid 20thC Framed & Glazed Naive Gouache Painting, Signed Wadall sub-Antiques one with milk bottleOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 Height: 19 inches without 23. 5 inches with frame Width: 14. 5 inches without 18. 5 inches with frame Depicting various animals, modes of transport, foods, objects, plants and people, the naive work in gouache on paper signed Wadall (?) lower right is humorous in tone with an elongated man, a trio of marching penguins and a figure with a cat for a head amongst the various