A girl in a green cap and white tunic dates from about 1896.
A girl in a green cap and white tunic, The Hunterian
It was catalogued in MacDonald 1995 (cat. rais.) [more] (cat. no. 1469).
A girl in a green cap and white tunic, The Hunterian
A girl in a green cap and white tunic, The Hunterian
The model has not been identified.
A girl in a green cap and white tunic, The Hunterian
It was drawn in charcoal. Whistler's smudging of pastel was marred by the large bits of wood to left of her head and at her knee. His tentative drawing was further blurred by the rubbing.
A girl in a red cap m1468 and A girl in a green cap and white tunic m1469 are similar in colour, technique and paper.
It was not, as far as is known, exhibited in Whistler's lifetime.
By the terms of Miss Birnie Philip's gift, the painting cannot be lent to another venue.