Carved Eucalyptus Picture Frame with 'Princes Bridge' Etching
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A carved hardwood picture frame firmly attributed to John Kendrick Blogg, circa 1910, carved from a single piece of wood, the inner frame set amidst finely carved and undercut sprays of eucalyptus leaves against the sunken pitted ground rising at its edges to the outer border, containing an etching by Dora Wilson (1883--1946), 'Princes Bridge', inscribed as title by the artist and signed in ink in the lower margin, with fragments of further ink inscriptions by Wilson pasted to the reverse of the frame, 43.5 cm high, 34.5 cm wide
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