Summary:� Item: Lady Hamilton Print� Medium: Early 20th Century Print (Circa 1909)� After original painting by George Romney (1734 - 1802)� Period: Edwardian� Provenance: England, UK� Good strong colours� Pleasing subjects� Original gilt reeded frame� Good original condition� Frame Height = 91cm / 35�� / 2ft 11��� Frame Width = 78cm / 30�� / 2ft 6��� Free delivery to England, Wales & southern Scotland*� 14-day free UK returns policy This is a fine quality antique English early 20th century colour Lady Hamilton print, on chine-coll�, after the original painting by George Romney (1734 - 1802), set within its original gilt reeded frame, circa 1909, in good original condition. Lady Hamilton was the married mistress of Lord Nelson. He spent much time with her when he visited Jamaica. George Romney painted her in costume as the goddess Diana, presented as a Bacchante, with a spaniel dog on the left-hand side looking up to her, paws outstretched. Lady Hamilton is holding the horns of a goat, which is barely visible, behind her back; set under a tree and landscape background. The deep blues in the background emphasis the colour of her eyes and thick brown hair, she was considered a great beauty of her day, her expression looks very seductive. The Lady Hamilton print is set within its original gilt reeded frame. There is a provenance label on the back of this print, which states it was from Medici Prints, 1909 (see picture). Condition Report:This is a fine quality antique English early 20th century colour Lady Hamilton print, on chine-coll�, after the original painting by George Romney (1734 - 1802), set within its original gilt reeded frame, circa 1909, in good original condition. The colours are mellow but strong, and there is no sign of fading or crazing to the pictures. The picture is set within its original reeded gilt frame, which is good condition. Nominal old use marks to the ...