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Portrait of a girl

Mark Gertler, 1912

Half length painting of a girl with a pale face, dark hair and eyes, a mauve dress and a mauve head-dress with vermilion spots. She wears a long crimson necklace round her neck and gathers it with her right hand against a bright green background. There is a blue-green pot in the left hand corner with orange coloured flowers. One of twenty seven gifts to seven museums by A E Anderson through the Art Fund between 1922 and 1938.

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Title of artwork, date

Portrait of a girl, 1912

Date supported

1923

Medium and material

Oil on panel

Dimensions

51 x 40 cm

Gifted by

A E Anderson

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