Pauline Caron-Langlois, Atelier

Pauline Caron-Langlois, AtelierThis mid 19th century oil painting by Pauline Caron Langlois (1825 1909) depicts an artists studio, probably her own, with three females. Its possibly a self portrait and the standing figure could be her sister, Sophie Marie Caron (b. 1826). Hailing from Beauvais, France, Pauline Caron Langlois was a painter of genre scenes, which often captured moments of quiet domesticity within humble interiors. She also produced still lifes and landscapes. Her

and finally at a mansion in Germany

The Medway

If you can place the outfit

three figures appear to be fishing as a sailboat passes by

she’s plaiting her hair with muscular hands that indicate labour

Following the War

His brown suit lacks frivolity but conveys sophistication

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A fine early 19th-century portrait of Mrs Mary Robinson (1758-1800)

Frame with signs of age as you would expect

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