Follower of Charles Sillem Lidderdale; A Fine c.1880 Portrait of a Young Lady sub-Art & Sculpture there is some wear and

there is some wear and small areas of loss in places to the japanning but this is entirely commensurate with age

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Henry Perlee Parker (1795–1873) produced a variety of portraits and genre subjects

The work has not been restored or cleaned and there are areas of wear and abrasion with a few small losses to the paint layers

The designs of modern Qum rugs are often copied from old ones in museums or private collections

Follower of Charles Sillem Lidderdale; A Fine c.1880 Portrait of a Young Lady sub-Art & Sculpture there is some wear andOrigin: British Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Canvas Height: 21 inches Canvas Width: 17. 25 inches The very well depicted head and shoulders portrait of a young and beautiful British girl, possibly of Scottish origin, with a slightly aggrieved disposition, strawberry ginger hair, rose tinted cheeks, wearing a lace adorned dress with golden ribbons and a pinned garniture of three snowdrops to her chest, the whole on a deep