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Edward Ridley, 1920s Portrait Of A Woman green which perhaps indicates his fondness

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which perhaps indicates his fondness for the Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood

Frame with minor age-related wear

500 with the title ‘Woodland Glade

It has a ‘lost in time’ quality and appears to be a barn find

Medium: Oil on canvasOverall size: 23½” x 28½” / 60cm x 73cmYear of creation: c

Edward Ridley, 1920s Portrait Of A Woman green which perhaps indicates his fondnessThis stylish 1920s portrait by English artist Edward Ridley (1883 1946) depicts a woman wearing a hat and coat with a fur collar. Its a fascinating piece produced during Ridleys time as Headmaster of the Dress Department at the Central School of Art in Birmingham. Edward Ridley dedicated his life to developing the artistic skills and enthusiasm of others. This piece, from around 1925, serves as an important marker of his greatest accomplishment the

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