George Hamilton Constantine Watercolour Study Of A Seated Nude Circa.1930 catlin Mme D'Arblay writes:

Mme D'Arblay writes:

Entitled B'LA'MANGE

but in 1796

the name derives from the French 'Blanc-manger' literally 'White eat'

Watercolour on wove paper in original giltwood frame

George Hamilton Constantine Watercolour Study Of A Seated Nude Circa.1930 catlin Mme D'Arblay writes:George Hamilton Constantine 1878 1967 British School. Watercolour Study of a female nude Circa. 1930. 25. 5 by 34 cms image. 41 by 49 cms Framed overall. Constantine was born in Sheffield, the son of a saw maker, he studied at The Sheffield School of Art, assisting Sir William Rothenstein. Later training in painting restoration at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, before returning to Sheffield where he became Director of the Graves Art Gallery