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19th-Century Swedish School, Portrait Study Of A Girl blends in It was painted during theThis charming 19th century Swedish watercolour depicts a girl with her back partially turned. Shes characterised by a large blue bow and what appears to be a red sash. Its a sensitive piece, quickly rendered, against a green background. Perhaps the artist knew the sitter? Their daughter maybe? Signed dated in the lower right and framed. Medium: Watercolour on paperOverall size: 13 x 15 35cm x 38cmYear of creation: 1877Condition: Artwork presents well.