Study for Girl in a Lace Collar ; Raymond McIntyre; c.1913; 2024.005
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McIntyre met actor Phyllis Constance Cavendish in London, and she became the subject for over a dozen of his portraits in oil and watercolour. Writing to his father in November 1912, he states: “Miss Cavendish has a very refined interesting pale face - and I have done some very good work from her - paintings and drawings. And she is so conscientious and sits so well - she is quite a find.” Then, in October 1913 he explains that “Really, I have invented her type. Though all the things I do are like her - yet it is the particular points about her which interest me I accentuate - and bring out - and I leave the parts that do not help.”
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Study for Girl in a Lace Collar ; Raymond McIntyre; c.1913; 2024.005
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Raymond McIntyre
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Date made
c.1913
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Oil on canvas, 350 x 260 mm
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