At Mallams, Cheltenham, two works by Annie’s brother-in-law, Frederick Swynnerton, lots 92 and 93, are to be auctioned on 13 August.
Frederick was one of five brothers, the others all being artists or artisans and including the sculptur Joseph, husband of Annie. A search of the web and auction sites brings up only a handful of other works – shown below.
Jonathan Russell
ANNIE LOUISA SWYNNERTON (1844-1933) 
This Oldie magazine blog article of Oct 2019 about Frederick and his daughter Louisa may be of interest?
https://www.theoldie.co.uk/blog/the-dilemma-of-a-painters-granddaughter
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Hello! I wrote the article in the Oldie and am a great grand daughter of Frederick Swynnerton. If you’re interested I can send you some other details about Fred who lived in India for many years, but started off his professional life trying to paint portraits in Ghent (hence one of these pictures). I have my grandmother’s memoirs of her early years also, and her memories of Simla and of her father.
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