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Frederick Carter Woodcut Circa.1920 Political Portrait The sculpture was subsequently moved

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The sculpture was subsequently moved to Versailles

but her career prospects improved greatly following her portrayal of Nora Charles in The Thin Man (1934)

6 cms sheet overall

Saucebox was a bay colt by St

using predominantly a restrained palette her talents undoubtedly grew to such an extent that her work easily rivals in quality and style that of her husband

Frederick Carter Woodcut Circa.1920 Political Portrait The sculpture was subsequently movedFrederick Carter A. R. E 1883 1967 Woodcut Circa. 1920. Provenance: John Gawsworth (The King of Redonda). 13. 5 by 14 cms sheet. Carter was a painter and etcher born in Bradford, Yorkshire. He abandoned an early career as a surveyor and engineer to study art in Paris and London, where he learnt his etching techniques under Frank Short. He exhibited at the RA, ROI, NEAC and was elected ARE in 1912. His artistic life before and after the World War I was

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