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It is painted fairly thickly in subdued colours, with some impasto on the flowers, on a cradled panel.
When seen by Andrew McLaren Young (1913-1975) in 1972 there were areas at left and right that were badly blistered, and old photographs show signs of craquelure. Photographs suggest that it has darkened, but this may be the fault of the lighting; in any case it has been cleaned and restored.
Not known.
Last updated: 25th November 2020 by Margaret