Lemons show_depth Greenham was an unusual painter

Greenham was an unusual painter in that his style remained completely consistent for his entire career

a superb quality portrait by an unknown artist from the second half of the eighteenth century

barely a decade later the shipping containers and coastal deep-water ports had finished off the Thames’ trade and with it the viability of the Docks and Wharves along that bank

faked drawings from the 1830s and produced ‘antiqued’ trade signs for shopkeepers looking to imply longevity

This portrait is stylistically similar to her celebrated 1941 portrait of the young Gloria Vanderbilt

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