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Artist: Frederick Morgan
Fred Morgan, ‘The Hero of the Hour’, Large Victorian Oil Painting
By Frederick Morgan
Located in London, GB
Fred Morgan, ‘The Hero of the Hour’, large Victorian oil painting English, Late 19th Century Canvas: Height 86cm, width 120cm Frame: Height 122cm, width 154.5cm, depth 11cm This su...
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Late 19th Century Victorian Frederick Morgan Art

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Canvas, Wood, Oil

'His First Suit, ' a large Victorian oil painting, signed 'Fred Morgan'
By Frederick Morgan
Located in London, GB
'His First Suit,' a large Victorian oil painting, signed 'Fred Morgan' English, c.1899 Frame: Height 109cm, width 133cm, depth 8cm Canvas: Height 92cm, width 116cm, depth 2.5cm Executed in oil-on-canvas, and mounted in a carved giltwood frame, this beautiful English painting, titled 'His first suit,' is by the late Victorian artist Frederick Morgan, an artist working in a similar style to that of the more well known Arthur John Elsley...
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1890s Victorian Frederick Morgan Art

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Canvas, Oil

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