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Watercolour, Samuel Rayner, c. 1855
Samuel Rayner

Watercolour

c. 1855 · Watercolour · 33.3 × 48 cm

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The wealthy owner of this dressing room clearly lived in the height of fashion. The colour scheme of airy blues and whites was a classic choice for French boudoirs and bathrooms of the period.

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