Miss Margaret Waller, attributed to Peter Lely

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Peter Lely (Atrrib.) (1618-1680) portrait of Miss Margaret…
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Peter Lely (Atrrib.) (1618-1680) portrait of Miss Margaret Waller, circa 1660 oil on canvas bears inscribed label verso: Marg Daugtr of Sr William Waller and Sister to Ann, Wife to Sr Philip Harcourt knight 125 x 99 cm. Other Notes: printed label verso: Sir Peter Lely - portrait of Margaret Waller - circa 1660 oil on canvas size 49' x 39'. Provenance: Powderham castle, Viscount Harcourt, Oxford University, UK'

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