WILLIAM WORKMAN REPRODUCTION PAINTING BY BEVERLY GIRVIGIAN

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WILLIAM WORKMAN REPRODUCTION PAINTING BY BEVERLY GIRVIGIAN

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99.5.10.227

Description

WILLIAM WORKMAN REPRODUCTION PAINTING BY BEVERLY GIRVIGIAN Color: Black; White A black and white photograph the William Workman painting, ca. 1980s. William Workman is featured in the center wearing a black suit, collared white shirt, and black bow tie; near his bottom left vest pocket is a gold chain. He is sitting on a chair with his right elbow resting against a cloth-covered table and his left arm on his left leg. His hair is parted to the right and he has his head turned slightly to the left. In the right background is a drape consealing most of the round pillar seen on the far left. Around the portrait is a white border with the inverted numbers, "10-12" located across the bottom center. The portrait, a reproduction of the 1876 original which was stolen during the Homestead restoration, was painted Beverly Girvigian. With no signs of wear, the image is in good condition. Number-Units: 1

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