Lot Essay
David Mannings, on the basis of a photograph, has tentatively suggested an attribution to William Doughty who worked in Reynolds' studio.
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Portrait of Mrs. George Huddesford, half length, seated with a dog before a landscape
Details
Circle of Sir Joshua Reynolds, P.R.A. (1723-1792)
Reynolds, J.
Portrait of Mrs. George Huddesford, half length, seated with a dog before a landscape
oil on canvas
29.5/8 x 25in. (75.3 x 65.5cm.)
Reynolds, J.
Portrait of Mrs. George Huddesford, half length, seated with a dog before a landscape
oil on canvas
29.5/8 x 25in. (75.3 x 65.5cm.)
Provenance
F. Ashcroft, London, as Reynolds.
with F. Fleischmann, Esq., London by 1899, as Reynolds.
with James P. Labey, Paris, November 17, 1928 from whom purchased by
Frederick T. Haskell ($18,000), as Reynolds, by whom given to the Institute in 1935.
with F. Fleischmann, Esq., London by 1899, as Reynolds.
with James P. Labey, Paris, November 17, 1928 from whom purchased by
Frederick T. Haskell ($18,000), as Reynolds, by whom given to the Institute in 1935.
Literature
Sir W. Armstrong, Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1900, pp. 31 and 81, illustrated, as Reynolds.
Two Recent Bequests, AIC Bulletin, XXXV, 1941, p. 111, illustrated, as Reynolds.
E.K. Waterhouse, Reynolds, 1941, p. 67, as Reynolds.
Two Recent Bequests, AIC Bulletin, XXXV, 1941, p. 111, illustrated, as Reynolds.
E.K. Waterhouse, Reynolds, 1941, p. 67, as Reynolds.
Exhibited
Chicago, The Art Institute, English Speaking Union, Sept. 9, 1953-April 4, 1962, as Reynolds.