SOLD! for $630.00.
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Tennessee oil on Canvas portrait of a woman in black dress, lace cap and collar, wearing a hair brooch; attributed to Washington Bogart Cooper (1801-1889). Unsigned. Housed in a molded gilt wood frame. Sight: 35 3/8"H x 28 3/4"W. Framed: 41 1/2"H x 34 7/8"W. Note: There is a possibility the subject of this painting is Hetty Montgomery Kennedy McEwen (also spelled Hettie, of Tennessee, b. 1796-d. 1881), a noted Nashville Unionist whose family pioneered Lincoln County, Tennessee. It descended in the same family as the portrait of child Hatty McEwen (also attributed to Cooper), which is also being offered in this auction. Condition: 2 repaired canvas punctures, lower right quadrant with scattered areas of inpaint around perimeter visible under blacklight. One light scratch lower left, minor general wear to frame. CONDITION: 2 repaired canvas punctures, lower right quadrant with scattered areas of inpaint around perimeter visible under blacklight. One light scratch lower left, minor general wear to frame.
