THE PROPERTY OF A LADY AND A GENTLEMAN
Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806)
Details
Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806)
A Shepherdess seated with Sheep and a Basket of Flowers near a Ruin in a wooded Landscape
unframed
28¼ x 36 3/8in. (71.8 x 92.5cm.)
A Shepherdess seated with Sheep and a Basket of Flowers near a Ruin in a wooded Landscape
unframed
28¼ x 36 3/8in. (71.8 x 92.5cm.)
Provenance
Thomas Edmondson (1765-1836), Baltimore, Maryland
His son, Dr. Thomas Edmondson (1808-1856), Baltimore, Maryland
His daughter, Mary Edmondson (1846-1920)
Her daughters, Ethel and Mary Hough; on the death of the former, sold by order of her executors at her residence, 212 Lambeth Road, Baltimore, by Sam W. Pattison & Co., 13 Oct. 1960, when purchased by the father of the present owners
His son, Dr. Thomas Edmondson (1808-1856), Baltimore, Maryland
His daughter, Mary Edmondson (1846-1920)
Her daughters, Ethel and Mary Hough; on the death of the former, sold by order of her executors at her residence, 212 Lambeth Road, Baltimore, by Sam W. Pattison & Co., 13 Oct. 1960, when purchased by the father of the present owners
Exhibited
Baltimore, The Maryland Historical Society, Catalogue of the Paintings, Engravings, etc., at the Picture Gallery of the Maryland Historical Society, 6th Annual Exhibition, 1858, no. 18 or 98, as Boucher (on loan from the estate of Dr. Edmondson)