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as do the swirls of ink-drawn line detailing the lace covering her neck
just some age toning and light foxing mostly around the edges/margins of the paper
When I grabbed this wonderful old wooden bowl at a recent sale
There is light age toning to pages
Certainly it takes a certain sort of person to look at this one and think its one of the most beautiful things in the world--but here we are
Elisabeth Hemling, Early 19th Century Watercolor Portrait, Presumed Lancaster PA bone and ebony dominoes as do the swirls ofI purchased this one from a favorite, longtime dealer in the Hudson River Valley, whose shop I never leave empty handed. Right up my alley, I believe this folk art watercolor portrait dates to the fairly early 19th century executed on paper that was that was then cut out, along with her hand written in ink name, and adhered to pale blue backing paper. I have found an Elisabeth Hemling of Lancaster PA, born April 18, 1796 (it is just about her
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