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period

movement

  1. Portrait of a Young Woman Looking Left — John Kyffin Williams, 1970
  2. Sir Arthur Hutchison — Sir William Rothenstein
  3. Hilda Constance Allen, Principal of Liverpool Hope University (1926–1956) — william charles penn, 1948
  4. Helen Darbishire, Principal (1931–1945) — William Menzies Coldstream, 1939

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topics

  1. Helen Darbishire, Principal (1931–1945) — William Menzies Coldstream, 1939
  2. Hilda Constance Allen, Principal of Liverpool Hope University (1926–1956) — william charles penn, 1948
  3. Portrait of a Woman — Frans Pourbus the Elder
  4. Portrait of an Unknown Woman — Stanley Cursiter

keywords

  1. Portrait of an Unknown Woman — Stanley Cursiter

tone

main color

  1. Portrait of a Woman — Frans Pourbus the Elder
  2. Marjory Pease (1861–1950), JP (1911–1947) — frederic whiting
  3. Portrait of a Woman (also known as Portrait of Mrs. D.) — William Merritt Chase, 1895
  4. Lady Fairfax Lucy (1866–1943) — alfred edward borthwick, 1942
  5. The Artist’s Mother — william conor
  6. Hilda Constance Allen, Principal of Liverpool Hope University (1926–1956) — william charles penn, 1948
  7. Portrait of an Unknown Woman — Stanley Cursiter
  8. Woman Sewing — william mcgregor paxton, 1919
  9. A young Woman mocking an elderly Admirer — Louis Léopold Boilly
  10. Woman in a Chinese Robe — William Merritt Chase, 1881
  11. Diana Langton (1872–1963), Lady Montgomery Massingberd — oswald hornby joseph birley, 1943
  12. Helen Darbishire, Principal (1931–1945) — William Menzies Coldstream, 1939
  13. Elderly Woman Mending Old Clothes, Moret — Camille Pissarro, 1902
  14. Woman Picking Flowers — John William Waterhouse
  15. Portrait Of Madame Barthelemy With A Green Fan — boris dmitrievich grigoriev
  16. Emily Bayly — allan douglas davidson
  17. Dame Margaret Janson Tuke (1862–1947) — francis dodd, 1934
  18. Mrs Jane Twort — Flora Twort, 1928
  19. Margaret Joan Sergeaunt (1903–1978), Principal of King's College for Women, afterwards Queen Elizabeth College (QEC), (1947–1966) — patrick edward phillips