Print: This is a full uncut sheet of EIGHT prints. The sheet is numbered 4204 and includes:
The Tambourine (a young lady, flowers in her hair holding a tambourine) – The Indian Maiden (an exotic maiden in brightly colour clothes and turban) – The English Beauty – The Green Tent (what looks like an English scene with a young lady wearing a headscarf)– The Blue Dress (an English well dressed Victorian lady?) – The Billet Doux (what appears to be a French well dressed lady holding a small letter with wax seal in her hand) – The Domino (a young lady in ball gown and cape with a mask on her lap having just returned from the masked ball) – The Rose Maiden (with mountains and a lake in the background a country girl has flowers in her hair and a large bunch in her hands)
Kronheim never gave them titles, so these were attributed to them when they were first listed in The Baxter Times of the 1920’s and at the same time numbered 296 to 303
This is part of the well documented ‘New Hall Vault sale’ held at Christie’s in 1987, for full information please see https://www.georgebaxter.com/christie-s-new-hall-vault-sale-1987
Date: 1850’s / 1860’s
Approx. size (cm ht x w): 40 x 56 (Full Sheet)
State: On the full uncut sheet as taken from the printing press including registration holes to help align the colours blocks
Condition: Excellent colours some toning and small nicks to sheet edges, please see images