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Artist: Maxwell Ashby Armfield
Medium: Oak
Maxwell Ashby Armfield Portrait Of The Artist's Mother Margaret Armfield Maxwell
By Maxwell Ashby Armfield
Located in Blackwater, GB
Portrait Of the Artists Mother,
MAXWELL ASHBY ARMFIELD (1882-1972)
Portrait of the artist's mother, Margaret Armfield née Maxwell, depicted full length in a mock entourage with t...
Category
20th Century Oak Portrait Paintings
Materials
Panel, Oak, Tempera
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