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Ad Code: 4
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from Auction House Records.
YOUNG LADY IN A GOLD-COLORED GOWN, HER HAIR DRESSED WITH FLOWERS AND PEARLS, CIRCA 1820.
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Emily Eastman (b. 1902 or 1904-death date unknown)
She painted watercolor portraits in a so-called naïve style typical of self-trained American painters working in New England in the first decades of the nineteenth century. Almost nothing is known of Eastman's life. She was born in Loudon, New Hampshire, some seventy-five miles northwest of Boston, Massachusetts, and married Dr. Daniel Baker in 1824. Between about 1820 and 1830, Eastman made several watercolor bust portr (showing 500 of 1027 characters). |
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