Description
Elegant Portrait of Alice Gore by William Henry Gore, Gilt-Framed 19th-Century Oil Painting
This elegant oil painting, believed to depict Alice Gore, the sister of artist William Henry Gore (1857-1942), offers a unique glimpse into the personal life of the artist. The portrait is likely a reflection of the close relationship between the artist and his sister, adding a touch of intimacy and depth to the piece.
As a beautiful representation of 19th-century art, this painting showcases William Henry Gore’s exceptional skill and style, characteristic of the era. The piece is presented on canvas, framed in an exquisitely crafted gilt frame that enhances its timeless elegance and sophistication.
This listing includes the exhibition catalogue (a 52page catalogue of William Gore) from the Newbury Museum’s 1988 exhibit, providing valuable insights into the artwork’s history and significance. William Henry Gore’s life and work remain relatively unknown, making this piece not only a beautiful work of art but also a significant and rare find for collectors and admirers of 19th-century portraiture.
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