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A miniature half-length portrait of a woman with straight brown hair pulled back over her ears …
Mary Telfair
A miniature half-length portrait of a woman with straight brown hair pulled back over her ears …
A miniature half-length portrait of a woman with straight brown hair pulled back over her ears and under a lacy cap matching the lace collar on her black dress. She is also adorned with a bright red shawl.
Mary Telfair, Enrichetta Narducci, 1842, gouache on ivory, Telfair Museum of Art, Savannah, Georgia.

Mary Telfair

Artist (Italian, 1806 - 1892)
Sitter (American, 1791-1875)
Date1842
MediumGouache on ivory
DimensionsFramed: 3 1/8 × 2 3/4 inches (7.9 × 7 cm)
Credit LineBequest of Mary Telfair.
Object number1875.39
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