Mr Honeywell introduces the bailiffs to Miss Richland as… by William Powell Frith

Painting of a period parlour where a bowing man in blue greets a standing gentleman in red as ladies and a young man look on.

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Mr Honeywell introduces the bailiffs to Miss Richland as his friends, William Powell Frith (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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An 1850 painting by William Powell Frith shows an 18th-century style interior with a fireplace, mantel clock, and window. A man in a red waistcoat stands at center while a bowing man in a pale blue coat leans forward, as several women and a young man in a green-lined cloak look on, with a small black dog on a leash on the floor.

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1850

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