Wigs on the Green has dated this Antique Portrait Miniature Painting to the 19th Century.

In fine condition the portrait resides in a gold-plated frame with an embossed surround, the reverse with a brooch clasp fitting. Soldering marks are visible where the back plate has been affixed.
Born in Geneva in 1780 and having come to England as a child, Alfred Edward Chalon entered the Royal Academy Schools at the age of seventeen. He had a successful career painting both watercolours and miniatures and enjoyed royal patronage. His 1837 portrait of Queen Victoria was engraved and distributed widely to mark her Coronation. He died unmarried in 1860 and was buried alongside his older brother at Highgate Cemetery.
Framed Size: 60 x 53mm
Provenance: Bonhams 2004 ; Private Collection
Ivory Exemption Ref.: 7UFDN2K9
Wigs on the Green has dated this Antique Portrait Miniature Painting to the 19th Century.
Small portraiture of character & historical interest
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