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Woman in Orange in Red Chair, Adelaide Lawson c. 1930s Watercolor on Paper Portrait Victorian watercolor sketch I found it at the I found it at the estate sale of an artist and gallerist on Newbury Street in Boston frame: 13 1 2" x 12 3 8" thumb to one side and fingers to the other and her bare feet " Four years later Lawson's obituary added to this overview that she and her husband had "spearheaded the American modernist movement in the early years of this century
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