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Mrs E. P. Reed
1917
- Medium
- oil on canvas
- Measurements
- 76.6 × 64.5 cm
- Inscription
- inscribed in black and purple paint l.c: G.W.LAMBERT / MAY-1917
- Accession Number
- 2913-4
- Department
- Australian Painting
- Credit Line
- National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Gift of Mrs E. P. Reed, 1951
This digital record has been made available on NGV Collection Online through the generous support of The Vizard Foundation - Gallery location
- Not on display
- Subjects (general)
- Costume Portraits
- Subjects (specific)
- clothing evening dresses (garments) half figures hands (animal components) jewellery necklaces single-sitter portraits women (female humans)
- Frame
- Original, by Chapman Bros., London
Frame
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The frame is an interesting example of a partly carved timber frame from early in the 20th century. Like the other frame for a Lambert painting by Chapman,The official artist (1183-3), this one is carved rather than using applied composition decorative elements leaving us with a sense that this was an important quality in the frame for the artist. The fragment of the frame label is at the centre of the bottom reverse of frame.
- Framemaker
- Chapman Bros.
London - Date
- (1917)
- Materials
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Carved timber, including the sight edge border of acanthus leaves. The mitred corners are splined on the reverse. Gilded overall with burnished gold leaf on a deep red bole.
- Frame Condition
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The gilding is extensively worn, exposing the bole. Losses are notable to the leading edge.
- Dimensions
- 91.0 x 78.5 x 5.5 cm; sight 74.5 x 62.5 cm
- More Information
- National Portrait Gallery
Colourmen
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- Colourman
- CHENIL
- Location of stamp
- Lower half of reverse of canvas, upside down
- Transcript
- CHENIL/BY THE/TOWNHALL/CHELSEA within a palette form and also the figures 110
- Medium
- Ink stencils
- More Information
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