Vintage American art plaque (wall plaque). This is a decorative art piece featuring a print of "Master John Heathcote" by Thomas Gainsborough (a leading 18th-century British painter and a master of British portraiture, alongside Reynolds), a work created around 1778. The artwork depicts a portrait that, due to the clothing style of the time, could be mistaken for a girl, although the title refers to a boy (Master). The label on the back indicates Virginia Plak Company (an American art plaque manufacturer). The material is a hardboard, and it can be displayed as is without framing. (However, it does not have any hanging hardware, so it will need to be leaned against something.) Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. As indicated in the inscription at the bottom: Given in memory of Governor Allan L. Fuller by the Fuller Foundation = This is a reproduction of an official collection piece based on a donated work. The size is 570g in weight, 28.2cm wide x 35.7cm high. There are fine scratches on the surface due to aging, and there is some browning and slight discoloration on the white edges. The hardware on the back is missing, and there are some tears. Since it can only be leaned against a wall, it is priced lower compared to another piece. Why not try decorating your room with a picture? (This item is from a house clearance. Please understand that it is a used item before purchasing.)