The Women Of Amphissa in the style of Alma-Tadema Theodore Alexander Furniture Swans glide gracefully on the

Swans glide gracefully on the calm river

James Stuart

constructed from flame mahogany and distinguished by Morado wood banding

people believed Sir Henry Raeburn painted the original

The top is further enriched by mother of pearl inlays and framed by an intricate Morado wood banding with paper twist marquetry

The Women Of Amphissa in the style of Alma-Tadema Theodore Alexander Furniture Swans glide gracefully on theThis commissioned reproduction oil painting on canvas is styled after "The Women of Amphissa" by Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema. The original painting, displayed at The Clark Institute in the USA. Illustrates an obscure story from the first century Greek writer Plutarch. It depicts a group of bacchantes from Phocis who, after a night of celebrating the rites of Bacchus, awaken in the marketplace of Amphissa, a town at war with Phocis. The women of Amphissa