|  Miscellaneous Portrait Miniatures & Related Objects: Twentieth Century
Listed in chronological order by the date of each paintingClick photos for larger views and additional information
         
 Staffordshire Bull Terrier Scottishcirca 1910
 by Dorothy Oliver (Actively exhibited 1905-1914)
 [signed obverse, lower left,  "D. Oliver"]
 2 7/8 inches diameter (sight) watercolor on ivory; housed under glass in an ornate ormolu frame         
 Blue (Gray) Persian Cat Americancirca 1910-1915
 by Harriet Vreeland Furness (active, New York City, 1900-1920)
 [signed obverse, lower right, "H. V. Furness"]
 1 1/2 x 2  inches (sight) watercolor on ivory; housed under glass in an earlier (ca. 1830-40)traveling case made of leather over wood with an embossed sheet brass mat
         
 White and Tan Terrier,Sitting on a Louis XVI Armchair
 Englishcirca 1910-1914
 by William Luker, Jr. (1867-1951)
 [signed obverse, lower left ,"W. Luker, Jr."]
 1 3/4 x 2 3/8 inches (sight) watercolor on ivory; housed in a closeable, sterling silver locket frame (hallmarked 1914)         
 Cameo Portrait of an Early Twentieth Century Gentleman, Carvedinto Striated Black Onyx and Mounted in an 18 Karat Gold Surround
 Americancirca 1915-1925
 Engraved to the underside of the subject's bust, "L. Zellner" (Louis Zöellner, 1852-1934)
 1  1/8 x 1 1/2 inches Not all antique portraits were taken with a camera or painted with a brush.Many a Caesar had his countenance sculpted in marble and, centuries
 later (especially popular in the 18th and 19th centuries), many a
 wealthy individual had their portrait carved into stone or shell by
 a master cameo cutter.
         
 A Smooth-Coated Brussels Griffon Englishcirca 1920
 by the Studio of Thomas Fall*
 [signed obverse, lower left, "Fall"]
 2 3/8 x 2  7/8 inches (sight) watercolor on card, affixed to glass; housed in a brass frame         
 Orange and White Tabby Cat Englishcirca 1930
 by Violet Nellie Garrod (1898-1981)
 [signed obverse, lower right, with a cartouche
 bearing the monogramed initials "V N G"]
 1 7/8 x 2  3/8 inches (sight) watercolor on ivorine; housed under glass in a pendant-style gilt copper case             Click here to go back to the Miscellaneous Portrait Miniatures Main Page.   |