Wigs on the Green has dated this piece to the Regency era.

The daughter of a blacksmith, Ellen Wallas (1769-1849) married portrait artist James Sharples as his third wife in 1787. The couple had two children. Around 1794 the family emigrated to the US where there was growing demand for portraiture. Based in Philadelphia, Ellen began to draw portraits professionally. In 1801 the family returned home but in 1809 they re-visited New York where James died. Ellen returned to England with her children to settle in Bristol; upon her death she endowed the Bristol Academy for the Promotion of Fine Arts.
Wigs on the Green has dated this piece to the Regency era.
Small portraiture of character & historical interest
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