George Romney

Lady Altamont

1788

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Not on display
Artist
George Romney 1734–1802
Medium
Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions
Frame: 964 x 831 x 95 mm, 17 kg
support: 762 x 635 mm
Collection
Tate
Acquisition
Presented by Lady Mary Browne through the Art Fund 1947
Reference
N05788

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