Giles Hussey 18th.Century Pencil Portrait Study Of An Infant 1746 Charity and established his fame with

and established his fame with his immense painting

Pen and brown ink on laid paper

Original design drawing for a sword hilt and fittings

Later produced as a lithograph 'November' in 'An Almanac of Twelve Sports'

Caroline Crachami was the first person recognised to have had primordial dwarfism

Giles Hussey 18th.Century Pencil Portrait Study Of An Infant 1746 Charity and established his fame withGiles Hussey 1710 1788 English School 18th. Century. Exquisite Pencil Portrait Study of an infant. Traditionally held to be The Honourable Juliana Arundell as a child. (Unfortunately Juliana's dates of 1791 1843, do not match the age of this particular work). Signed and dated lower right 1746. 14 by 21. 5 cms. Hussey was born in Dorset. His parents sent him to receive a Catholic education at Douai in France. On his return he was apprenticed to