
Countess of Oxford. S. W. Reynolds, after J. Hoppner
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Countess of Oxford. S. W. Reynolds, after J. Hoppner, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A half-length portrait of a woman in a white empire-style dress with a black sash and a red coral bead necklace, turned to the left against a pale sky and distant trees. This plate is a reproduction from a 1909 publication by Malcolm C. Salaman, after a mezzotint engraving by S. W. Reynolds based on J. Hoppner's painting, published in 1799.























