Portrait of a Seated Woman Paintings titled lower centre

titled lower centre

Medium: Woodcut on Paper

Macmillan Art Publishing

Thence by descent

He has used simple put precise brushwork (you know the kind of brushwork that you think you might be able to replicate

Portrait of a Seated Woman Paintings titled lower centreThea Proctor (1879 1966) Proctor studied at the Sydney Art School from 1896 under Julian Ashton, then at the St John's Wood School of Art in London in 1903. Ashton and Lambert became lifelong friends and she modelled for him many times. Apart from two years spent in Sydney between 1912 and 1914 she worked in London 1903 from to 1921, associating with fellow Australian expatriates Charles Conder, Arthur Streeton and Tom Roberts. She produced pencil