Early 20th-Century German School, Portrait Of A Lady

Early 20th-Century German School, Portrait Of A LadyThis early 20th century portrait depicts a lady with a relaxed posture and a knowing look. Its a sensitive portrayal and its plausible that the artist knew the subject. Around her waist, she wears an interesting hexagonal buckle, which is reminiscent of the art and the crafts movement. Monogrammed CW and dated 1911. Medium: Oil on canvas Overall size: 31 x 38 80cm x 96cm Year of creation: 1911 Condition: Artwork presents well. A few scuffs and

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