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 Southern Federal Period Portrait

MISSISSIPPI Origin ~ Known Sitter ~ Circa 1840s ~ Museum Quality Frame

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Canvas has been relined...Canvas is dull and looks like it could use a good clean or varnish..please see image for a scratch at the lower part of the canvas...possibly some old inpaint to some of the neck area??


Measurements
Frame 40" x 35"
Canvas view 29 3/8" x 24"
WIDTH OF FRAME MOLDING 5"
DEPTH OF FRAME MOLDING 3"

CONDITION OF FRAME.../minor losses and some cracks..SOLD AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION

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Super period frame

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Exceptional detail to the face

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MARY JANE FERRIS STEARNS

Wife of : William Forbes Stearns

William Stearns was the University Of MISSISSIPPI School Of Law first Professor who instituted the "MOOT COURT" at the University in the mid 19th Century.

The university hired William Forbes Stearns as its sole law professor. A native of Vermont, Stearns had moved to Pontotoc by the age of 19 and later established a successful law practice in Holly Springs, a self-taught lawyer, Stearns delivered the keynote speech when the cornerstone of the university's hallmark building, the Lyceum, was laid in 1846, eight years before the law school's creation.

Oil on Canvas, relined

Period oval frame

Unsigned

Shipping (inc packaging)

West to East Coast  $350.00