A BOY WITH A SHETLAND PONY
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The work is visible in a photograph of Annie’s 1923 exhibition in Manchester, between Cupid and Psyche and The Southing of the Sun.
The frame in the top picture (taken from Montagna Mia) has been artificially added to give an impression of how the picture would have looked when originally hung. The picture regularly appears on commercial art reproduction web sites.
- Media: oil on canvas (assumed).
- Dimensions: 1296 x 2273 mm (2.95 m²), Christie’s 1992.
- History: signed and dated 1917; exhibited 1923 Manchester, visible in contemporary photograph (size estimate 1.0 x 2.4 m from photo); auctioned Christie’s, London, 12 Jun 1992, “Init. Dated lower left,”; regularly appears as purchasable print on commercial web sites.
- Location: unknown.
A SKETCH FOR PORTRAIT OF A BOY WITH A SHETLAND PONY
Image: Royal Academy Illustrated, 1917.
- Media: oil on canvas (assumed).
- Dimensions: ?.
- History: 1917 (by obvious similarity to painting above); exhibited Royal Academy, 1932.
- Location: unknown.
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