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A slightly bigger copy of the picture attached.
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John Malyon, host
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It looks like it is in the style of the Classicist painters such as Alma-Tadema or Godward, but of course that would be very unlikely.
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Yes it looks very like their style but cannot find it online. I have a vague feeling that I may have seen it in a Pear's Cyclopaedia frontispiece but again cannot find it on the web. |
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I'm still trying to find anything about this painting. I'm posting this again incase the original post has been missed by anyone. I think it may be part of a larger painting. Any comments welcome. |
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Pears Annual Christmas 1893 Artist: William Stephen Coleman http://www.bridgemanart.com/image/Co...&num=15&page=9 |
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John Malyon, host
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Damn, you guys are good. Thatcomedian is on fire today.
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Fantastic result, that comedian. Thanks very much. It has been a long search and lot of people been involved.
The origin was in the back of my mind so good to confirm that it was correct. Thanks again. |
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