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the design of French influence
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saw her interred in concentration camps until liberated by the Americans in 1945
A Good Mid-19thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of a Lady sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope the design of French influenceOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: The Estate of the late Joe & Mary Hope. Joe Hope, former head of Fine Art, Bath Academy of Art, Corsham Court, 1968 81 Date: c. 1860 Height: 10. 25" Width: 8. 25" (in frame) The well depicted three quarter length portrait of a lady; painted in oils on canvas:, the sitter wearing a lace bonnet and black dress and holding a book, with slender hands and an amicable face, sitting on a period parlour chair,