Attr. Bertha Dorph Danish School Oil Portrait Study Young Girl Wearing A Crown Circa.1900

Attr. Bertha Dorph Danish School Oil Portrait Study Young Girl Wearing A Crown Circa.1900Attr. Bertha Dorph 1875 1960. Danish School Circa. 1900. Oil on canvas. Portrait of a young woman wearing a crown. Original carved giltwood frame. 39 by 49 cms. Bertha Dorph, born Bertha Olga Vilhelmine Herlich Green, was a prominent Danish painter. She married the painter Niels Vinding Dorph in 1900. Her work frequently focused on portraits, including many depictions of children and young women characterized by a fine psychological sense.

17th and 18th centuries as recorded in Lugt's Inventory in 1921 and 1956

he was himself much influenced by the Greek Revival

Theseus Finding His Father's Sword And Sandals

Anglo-Irish School Stipple engraving with aquatint printed in colour published by R Ackermann London 1808

without any profuseness or ostentation

Calbet first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1880 and continuously thereafter up until his death in 1944

1881 in Lyons-en-Santerre

premiering in 1907 at the Mariinsky Theatre in St Petersburg

but of all the bland elements

Hollar's Mulierum or 'Theatre of Women' is arguably the most significant study of European women's clothing and costume from the mid 17th

Study of the artist's wife Lillian Farrer

Century English School Watercolour Portrait drawing of a young Midshipman from Nelson's Navy