Portrait of Penelope, Lady Daniell (1722-1762), half-length, in a pink dress, holding flowers, in a feigned oval

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English School, circa 1745
Portrait of Penelope, Lady Daniell (1722-1762), half-length, in a pink dress, holding flowers, in a feigned oval
oil on canvas
30 x 25½ in. (76.3 x 64.7 cm.)

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Lot Essay

Penelope, Lady Daniell, was the wife of Sir William Dukinfield Daniell and daughter of Henry Vernon of Hilton, Staffordshire. These pictures were given to John Daniell by Lady Daresbury in March 1933, having purchased it at the sale of Marbury Hall, Northwich, Cheshire, the seat of Lord Barrymore, where it hung in the Oak Gallery.

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