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Mourning Embroidery Early 19th Century.
Mourning embroideries were popular in America during the early 19th Century. This unusual rendition has a folk art appeal and is worked in fine wool and silk threads carefully shaded.
The main character is a fashionably dressed young woman with a hat pulled down over her face standing beside a classical urn- topped memorial.
The whole set in a country landscape with a formal avenue of trees leading to a large house.
Contained in a handsome period broad mahogany frame.
Dimensions
Framed Size: 26 x 33insThe BADA Standard
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