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Gerald Leslie Brockhurst, Elizabeth (Anaïs) Industrial widows were expected to adhere

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widows were expected to adhere to a set of guidelines with regard to their attire

1927Provenance: EnglandCondition: Areas of light foxing

The painting is housed within a period frame and signed

The portrait is dated 1931 and housed within a frame that's probably its original

Gerald Leslie Brockhurst, Elizabeth (Anaïs) Industrial widows were expected to adhereThis early 20th century etching by eminent British artist Gerald Leslie Brockhurst (1890 1978) depicts his wife Anis Folin. Its a typically alluring piece, which captures an enigmatic expression. Its also referred to as The London Caster Girl. Imagine youre Brockhurst, just four years after World War I. Society has altered and youre seeking to express something greater than simply a likeness alone. You aim to convey strength, emotion, and character a

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