The Goldsmith's Daughter

1889

Daniel Huntington

Associated Names
Daniel Huntington

Artist, American, 1816 - 1906

The image shows a woman from the waist up. She is positioned frontally with her head slightly turned to her left and looking straight ahead. She has large eyes, a straight nose, and full lips, with long, wavy hair tied back with a headband. She is wearing a gown with elaborate patterned sleeves, a frilled neckline, and holds a large vase with ornate reliefs of figures. She wears long, dangling earrings. The background features a detailed, cloudy sky.

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Inscribed: "J D Smillie Sculpt./N.Y. 1889" in plate, upper left corner; "D Huntington/Florence 1883" in plate, lower right corner; "Copyright 1889 by Wm. Pate & Co., New York." in plate, upper right corner above image; signed: "James D. Smillie" in pencil, lower right corner; "D. Huntington" in pencil, lower left corner

Wikidata ID

Q76441765

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