The central object of this painting was in fact copied from a work done by John Dunthorne. A similarly titled work has a work on its outer shutters titled The Path of Life and is a triptych by Bosch. It depicts a scene near Suffolk, and one of the locations seen was owned by Willy Lott. A brown and white dog can be seen in the lower center of this work while a small boat can be seen on the right side. The center of the work is dominated by several large trees which are in front of a small meadow and behind a red and white brick structure that is somewhat dilapidated. A cottage can be seen on the left situated on Flatford Mill and the titular vehicle can be seen in the center, drawn by horses. FTP, identify this 19th century work by John Constable.
The central object of this painting was in fact copied from a work done by John Dunthorne. A similarly titled work has a work on its outer shutters titled The Path of Life and is a triptych by Bosch. It depicts a scene near Suffolk, and one of the locations seen was owned by Willy Lott. A brown and white dog can be seen in the lower center of this work while a small boat can be seen on the right side. The center of the work is dominated by several large trees which are in front of a small meadow and behind a red and white brick structure that is somewhat dilapidated. A cottage can be seen on the left situated on Flatford Mill and the titular vehicle can be seen in the center, drawn by horses. FTP, identify this 19th century work by John Constable.
The central object of this painting was in fact copied from a work done by John Dunthorne.
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