Harold Lapham, Worn Portrait Of A Lady 1820s The relationship between the couple

The relationship between the couple is unclear but it’s likely that they’re husband and wife

A few light scuffs here and there

27” x 35¾” / 70cm x 91cm

Very worn with various paint losses and dents

while he's casually perched in his study adjectant to a notebook and the morning news

Harold Lapham, Worn Portrait Of A Lady 1820s The relationship between the coupleThis unusual and highly atmospheric portrait of a lady is undoubtedly one of the most intriguing weve ever had here. It depicts a lady (probably American) with a stare that could cut glass. Shes holding her head up while looking across to our right and wearing a blouse with a decorative collar. Little is known about the artist, Harold Lapham (1877 1919), as other paintings by him are hard to find. He lived a rather short life and spent some time