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In 1894 etc. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | Reflections | A boy dangling his legs in a stream. Also exhibited in the Haslemere Exhibition. | |||||||
2 | Left Yet Loved | A baby sleeping unattended in a wooden cradle. This painting was exhibited in a subsequent year and may refer to srd009, which also appears in the Koebel book. |
In 1895 the Society held its annual exhibition and included five of Susanna's paintings. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | Reflections | A boy dangling his legs in a stream. Also exhibited at the Royal Academy | £5.5s | ||||||
2 | Plaiting Onions | £5.5s | |||||||
3 | At Her Cottage Door | £5.5s | |||||||
4 | A showery Day | Is this painting the same as or similar to 'A Rainy Day' srd339? | £5.5s | ||||||
5 | Cottage Interior, Portugal | £5.5s |
1897 at the Rembrandt Head Gallery, 5 Vigo Street, London - This exhibition catalogue of 76 of Susanna's paintings is on a separate page, please see above. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | under a separate page. |
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Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, London, exhibited Susanna's paintings on a number of occasions. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | A Conto of the Card? | May refer to the painting mentioned (36) in the Dunthorne Catalogue. | |||||||
2 | Described as "Women Threshing". |
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3 | Described as "woman turning the iron crank of a well". | ||||||||
in the Haymarket, London, Susanna exhibited her paintings. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | A Conto of the Card? | May refer to the painting mentioned (36) in the Dunthorne Catalogue. | |||||||
In 1902 Susanna exhibited 64 of her paintings at Grave's Gallery, 6 Pall Mall, London. This partly reconstructed catalogue is on a separate page, please see above. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | under a separate page. |
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In or shortly before 1899 an exhibition of Susanna's work was staged at Gremio Artistico, in the Academia de Belles Artes in Lisbon. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
quantity and titles not known. |
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In 1899 Amélia, the Queen Consort of Portugal, purchased two of Susanna's paintings. |
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Number | Title | Comment | Price | ||||||
1 | title not known. |
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2 | title not known. |