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The Misses Hunter
Artist: John Singer Sargent (1856 - 1925)
Location: Tate
Date: 1902
Materials: oil on canvas
Dimensions: 229 x 229 cm
Gift:
Vendor: In memory of the artist
Review number: 550 (1926)
Provenance:
Collection of Mrs Charles Hunter
Description:
Three ladies are depicted sitting on a three-cornered sofa; the woman to the right is in a black silk dress, the woman in the centre is also in black silk with a white fichu and a red fan in her right hand, a rough-haired terrier lies on her skirt; further back, the third woman wears a white dress and her left arm is raised touching a pearl necklace. There is a black and gold Chinese screen in the background and an Aubusson carpet on the floor. The painting was presented by Mrs. Charles Hunter in memory of Singer Sargent who was a great friend.
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