Study for Catherine. Verso: Upminster Common

Lady Edna Clarke Hall

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Study for Catherine. Verso: Upminster Common

Lady Edna Clarke Hall

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Artist: Lady Edna Clarke Hall
Date: 1902
Medium: Ink on paper. Verso: ink and watercolour on paper
Dimensions: support: 178 x 229 mm
Location: Tate

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Lady Edna Clarke Hall, Study for Catherine. Verso: Upminster Common, 1902, Ink on paper. Verso: ink and watercolour on paper, Tate, London.

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Study for Catherine. Verso: Upminster Common

More works by Lady Edna Clarke Hall

Seated Woman

Catherine Leaning on a Wall

Catherine Linton Seated at a Window During her Last Illness. Verso: Four Figures at Table

Four Figures and a Cat. Verso: study of Hareton

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