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While the fleeing lamb is an allegory of those endangered by the perils of sin
both of whom were tutored by Henry Davy (1793-1865)
The portrait is housed within a painted wooden frame
we see a subtle nod to the Dutch masters of the 17th century
The painting is signed in the top right and housed within a period frame
John Rathbone, Landscape With Lake, Track & Figures Beige While the fleeing lamb isThis charming late 18th century oil painting by English artist John Rathbone (1750 1807) depicts a gentle view with a lake, rural track and figures. Rathbone was a spirited painter of landscapes who exhibited extensively at Londons Royal Academy (RA). Rathbone adored the Lake District in Cumbria, returning time and time again to sketch from life. His exhibits at the RA included views of Keswick (1785), Borrowdale (1786), Derwentwater (1788), and