Country House by Moonlight | Wilfred Bosworth Jenkins | 19th Century 18th Century His gaze is lifted toward

His gaze is lifted toward a radiant divine light bearing the word Veritas (Truth)

rendered in dark hues with glowing white flames above their heads—possibly symbolizing divine presence or the Holy Spirit

The rider moves through the scene looking away from the creatures lurking around him

His paintings often feature poor and outcast figures

where angels appear to shepherds to announce the birth of Jesus

Country House by Moonlight | Wilfred Bosworth Jenkins | 19th Century 18th Century His gaze is lifted towardThis painting titled "Country House in Moonlight" by Wilfred Bosworth Jenkins depicts a stately home at dusk or night, illuminated by the soft, ethereal glow of the moon. The architecture of the house suggests a period style, possibly Victorian, with ornate windows and a classic faade. A large, leafless tree leans towards the house, contributing to the slightly eerie atmosphere of the scene. The foreground features a staircase flanked by stone