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ANTIQUE #SA439270

19th Century Portrait Follower Of William Wissing Of Queen Mary II

£2,995    $4,024    €3,511
A 19th century oil on canvas, portrait of a young woman.This portrait is believed to be of Queen Mary II
 
taken from an engraving of the painting, Halswell Park Sale, 1948, lot no.1323,
 
Housed in a decorative gilt frame.Size overall being 70 x 86 cm high (27.5 x 33¾ inches approx)
 
size of painting 54 x 68 cm (21 x 26 inches approx)
 
To the rear of the portrait is a newspaper cutting of the engraving ,also a typed note regarding the provenance of the painting (see photo)
 
Condition overall is very good, the Canvas has been relined, under UV there are areas of overpaint to bosom.Frame overall
 
very good some minor self coloured losses
 
Mary II (30 April 1662 – 28 December 1694)
 
Mary, born at St James''s Palace in London on 30 April 1662,eldest daughter of James, Duke of York (the future James II & VII)
 
, and his first wife, Anne Hyde. Mary''s uncle was King Charles II,
 
her maternal grandfather, Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon, served ...
Antique ID: SA439270
Item: 19th Century Portrait Follower Of William Wissing Of Queen Mary II - (reference SA439270)
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£2,995



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