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McNaught Fine Art

Modernist Study of a Young Girl

$435.00
Est. Arrival: Mar 22 - Apr 01

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Why we love this
A period watercolor study of a young girl wearing a sun-hat and seated on a white wicker chair in a garden among flowers. Signed lower right "Heidi Lancey" (American, 20th century) and painted circa 1975. Very good: age-toning, minor rippling; unframed
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Color: blue/red
Condition: Very Good; age-toning, minor rippling; unframed
Dimensions: 14.5" L x 20" H
Era: Vintage: 1970s
Made Of: watercolor on paper
SKU: 76452290
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Mar 22 - Apr 01
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE SELLER
A 1986 graduate of Christie's Fine Arts in London, Anthony McNaught headed the fine arts department of a West Coast auction house for three years before opening his own gallery in 1989. He selects each work with care because he believes that fine paintings become heirlooms, enriched with our shared memories. In his own words, "Many things come and go. Art abides."
Why we love this
A period watercolor study of a young girl wearing a sun-hat and seated on a white wicker chair in a garden among flowers. Signed lower right "Heidi Lancey" (American, 20th century) and painted circa 1975. Very good: age-toning, minor rippling; unframed
About the Seller
A 1986 graduate of Christie's Fine Arts in London, Anthony McNaught headed the fine arts department of a West Coast auction house for three years before opening his own gallery in 1989. He selects each work with care because he believes that fine paintings become heirlooms, enriched with our shared memories. In his own words, "Many things come and go. Art abides."