Beth Carter; Pantomime; Bronze; AP; Unique; c.1996 sub-Decorative Objects Photographic portraits were expensive so

Photographic portraits were expensive so the portraits which usually survive from this time are mainly of the gentry and middle classes who could afford them

or for those with a liking for the darkly decorative

This important business produced frames for many leading artists and the business worked for John Singer Sargent and Sir William Orpen

you can almost taste the sea air

especially within the genera Samia and Antheraea

Beth Carter; Pantomime; Bronze; AP; Unique; c.1996 sub-Decorative Objects Photographic portraits were expensive soOrigin: English Period: 20thC Provenance: Direct from the Studio of Beth Carter; Unique Date: c. 1996 Height: 11. 75 Depth: 2. 25 Width: 6 (all at extremities) Weight: 5. 7 KGs This piece is the first bronze Beth Carter ever created in 1996. Marked BC, AP (artists proof) to base. Unique. See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter.