Thomas Capel Walton Smith, Early 20th-Century Portrait Of A Woman Flowers Wren presented his ideas to

Wren presented his ideas to Charles II shortly after the Fire had destroyed most of the City

The painting is signed in the lower left and housed within a later swept frame

The portrait is signed in the lower right and held within a frame that could be its original

Overall size: 7” x 10½” / 18cm x 27cm

but as if you were seeing one of those little domiciles in the fairy stories

Thomas Capel Walton Smith, Early 20th-Century Portrait Of A Woman Flowers Wren presented his ideas toThis early 20th century watercolour by British artist Thomas Capel Walton Smith (1901 1994) depicts a young lady dressed to impress. She carries an expression of quiet defiance, strong in her armour, confident in the face of societal judgement. Her chin is lifted and fears are cast asunder. Smith produced this work early in his career. Perhaps he knew the subject well. Signed bottom right, framed and glazed. Learn more about Thomas Capel Walton Smith