E. Martin (1790-1876) «Portrait of Cyprian Karol Dambski» miniature, ca.1830 (m)
Creation Year: ca. 1830. Technique: watercolor on organic wafer (oval). Style: Portrait miniatures. He always (without exception!). RUSSIAN PORTRAIT MINIATURES. MALE PORTRAIT. Creator: E. Martin. For other works of this artist in our possession, see our last six photographs.
Antoine-Paul Vincent (fl. 1798/1817) «Portrait of gentleman» miniature, 1790s(m)
Creator Dates: was active btwn. 1798 – 1817 in Paris. Antoine-Paul Vincent was born in Paris. to them.». Technique: watercolor on organic wafer. Style: Portrait Miniatures. MALE PORTRAIT. maximum EUR 500.
Hippolyte Chapon (ca. 1790 – after 1838) «Female portrait», miniature, 1821
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Scottish Portrait Miniature of a Gent Set in a Gold Brooch Frame, c. 1830
Scottish portrait miniature of a gent set in a gold brooch frame, c. 1830. Painted by George Marshall Mather (attribution by Christie’s, 1996) (Scottish, 19th century). Mather was a watercolor miniature portraitist, active in Edinburgh in the early 19th century. Feel free to ask questions.