Lady in Blue Dress

Catalog no.

0105

Year

1975

Subject

Portrait

Media

Oil / Acrylic /
Oil on board

Size (H x W)

36 x 29 inches

Availability

For sale, Price on Application

Price

£500

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Celebrating the new extension on the house, although true to life with exact depictions of the furniture, clothing and context, Barbara did not like this work and it was not shown in any exhibitions.

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