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Description	Artist	Notes
Leaving Home by Gilbert Gaul 1907 oil on canvas Height: 85.73 cm (33.75 in.), Width: 111.13 cm (43.75 in.) Birmingham Museum of Art Birmingham, AL	Gaul, Gilbert	ding a horse, and a small dog. An ottoman is in the center foreground and a newspaper is on the floor. Several objects hang on the wall, including a rifle and portrait painting. A plant and clock are on the mantle.
Lady Helen Vincent (nee d'Abernon) by John Singer Sargent 1904 Oil 63 x 42 1/2 in. Birmingham Museum of Art Birmingham, AL	Sargent, John Singer	The painting was done in Venice at a palazzo. The Grand Cannel can be seen through the rail. From: Lora Premo (l premo 17@comcast.net) Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 Natasha, I'm pretty sure that Lady Helen Vincent is not "nee D'Abernon" [as was previously stated below]. I believe that her husband, Lord D'Abernon, was elevated from the...
Barking up the Wrong Tree by Francis William Edmonds circa 1850-1855 oil on canvas Height: 40.64 cm (16 in.), Width: 51.44 cm (20.25 in.) Birmingham Museum of Art Birmingham, AL	Edmonds, Francis William	Description: Interior scene with a man seated with a hat in one hand and his green umbrella leaning against his arm. A dog is at his side. A woman is seated with her right arm resting on a table with red tablecloth. Her knitting is on the table and the ball of yarn is on the floor. A cabinet with dishes is on the wall between the couple. A door is at...

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by Gilbert Gaul

1907
oil on canvas
Height: 85.73 cm (33.75 in.), Width: 111.13 cm (43.75 in.)

Birmingham Museum of Art

Birmingham, AL

Gaul, Gilbert

ding a horse, and a small dog. An ottoman is in the center foreground and a newspaper is on the floor. Several objects hang on the wall, including a rifle and portrait painting. A plant and clock are on the mantle.

Lady Helen Vincent (nee d'Abernon)

by John Singer Sargent

1904
Oil
63 x 42 1/2 in.

Birmingham Museum of Art

Birmingham, AL

Sargent, John Singer

The painting was done in Venice at a palazzo. The Grand Cannel can be seen through the rail. From: Lora Premo (l premo 17@comcast.net) Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 Natasha, I'm pretty sure that Lady Helen Vincent is not "nee D'Abernon" [as was previously stated below]. I believe that her husband, Lord D'Abernon, was elevated from the...

Barking up the Wrong Tree

by Francis William Edmonds

circa 1850-1855
oil on canvas
Height: 40.64 cm (16 in.), Width: 51.44 cm (20.25 in.)

Birmingham Museum of Art

Birmingham, AL

Edmonds, Francis William

Description: Interior scene with a man seated with a hat in one hand and his green umbrella leaning against his arm. A dog is at his side. A woman is seated with her right arm resting on a table with red tablecloth. Her knitting is on the table and the ball of yarn is on the floor. A cabinet with dishes is on the wall between the couple. A door is at...