Early 19th-Century English School Portrait Of Sarah Gibson women Information regarding the portrait is

Information regarding the portrait is scarce so we can only wonder as to its origin and artist

This is so iconically the 1930s - the hair

It depicts the confident young lady wearing a white high-waisted neo-classical dress with a gold wrap

creating an unusual mood

An evocative nocturne depicting a woman stood before a vivid full moon and a series of rolling hills

Early 19th-Century English School Portrait Of Sarah Gibson women Information regarding the portrait isThis beautiful little oil painting depicts a young Sarah Gibson ne Mills (1813 1877) wearing a fine silver dress with fashionable gigot sleeves. Note how the material seems to shimmer perhaps its satin. Her demure expression carries forth across the decades. She had the world at her feet. Born in Helion Bumpstead, Essex, Sarah was the third daughter of Reverend Thomas Mills (1789 1832) of Coval Hall, Chelmsford and Hester Parris (1789 1871). Her