The Chanters. J. R. Smith, after Rev. Matthew W. Peters
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The Chanters. J. R. Smith, after Rev. Matthew W. Peters, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A stipple engraving in a circular vignette shows two women close together, one with curled dark hair and one with powdered upswept hair, sharing a sheet of music. The younger figure leans in while the other reads from the page in a blue wrap. The plate is captioned "The Chanters," after Rev. Matthew W. Peters, engraved by J. R. Smith, and appears in a 1909 print by Malcolm C. Salaman.
