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19th-Century French School, Portrait Of A Man With A Pulled Tooth Summer Wennerwald’s clever composition is enhanced

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Wennerwald’s clever composition is enhanced by a sumptuous palette - a radiant celebration of Autumn

Baroness Helga Von Cramm (1840-1919)

James Bard painted the Morrisania along with another of the fleet known as ‘Shady Side’

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19th-Century French School, Portrait Of A Man With A Pulled Tooth Summer Wennerwald’s clever composition is enhancedThis late 19th century French school portrait depicts a man holding his own bloodied tooth between some forceps. Hes taken a long drag on his pipe and yanked it out. Its intriguing to consider how the portrait came into being is it to emphasise his teeth pulling abilities? Is he a dentist? As if to say, dont worry, Ive done this before it wont hurt. Clearly it would! The portrait is held in a period giltwood foliate frame. Medium: Oil on woodOverall

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