19th Century Folk Art Water Color of Young Girl with Basket Vernacular

A nice small collection of water colors will be coming to the site from a client. Sadly the estate does not have the original information of purchase, these were passed to her. They have all be reframed with professional care and sealed. Any information that was on the back of the paper will be noted.

A Young Girl with Basket water color on paper, circa late 19th century with added opaque white added. The red appears to be a natural pigment, most likely a Rose Madder which was used primarily in the 1800's.
A wonderful full color Vernacular watercolor of a common subject.
The piece has been reframed but the original frame, as the estate got them has been kept.
The back is marked "Nov. 23 1822 and the name they tried to translate is "Willoushbey"


Size: 7 3/4 x 9 3/4 frame
5 x 7 1/4 image size
Condition: some foxing to the paper, image and pigment are in VG condition.

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