An Oil on Board Portrait of a Woman; Patrick Rixson 1964 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope There is the expected flaking

There is the expected flaking and craquelure to the paint

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It is possible she has been cut down and there are some splits showing to the seat but she is in no way unstable

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An Oil on Board Portrait of a Woman; Patrick Rixson 1964 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope There is the expected flakingOrigin: AmericanPeriod: Mid 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1964Width: 27Height: 28. 5The unframed oil on board showing a young woman depicted three quarter bust, smiling and looking out to the viewer, the vacant space in a deep black, the whole signed and dated Rixson '64. In entirely original condition the work has a nice craquelure across the surface. There is loss to the lower right corner as photographed. Patrick Rixson was born in 1940 and was