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West Indian Creole woman, with her Black Servant
Agostino Brunias
ca. 1780
Yale Center for British Art
New Haven, CT, United States
Details
Title:
West Indian Creole woman, with her Black Servant
Creator:
Agostino Brunias
, 1728–1796, Italian, active in Britain (1758–70; 1777-80s)
Date Created:
ca. 1780
Physical Dimensions:
12 x 9 7/8 inches (30.5 x 25.1 cm)
Subject Keywords:
genre subject, shawls, linen (material),
mountains
,
tree
, servant, women, walking, child, boy, Creole, skirts (garments), landscape
External Link:
See this work of art on the Yale Center for British Art website
Medium:
Oil on canvas
Repository Name:
Yale Center for British Art
Credit Line:
Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection
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