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Red Chalk Drawing
Split to lower edge of slip
Watercolour on vellum in original gold frame with scroll surmount
he was elected as a member of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters
A 1750-1824 Portrait of a Gentleman in a grey coat
James Kerr-Lawson Pencil Study For The Portrait Of Abdulla Circa.1900 Swans Red Chalk DrawingJames Kerr Lawson 1864 1939. Scottish Canadian School. Study for the Portrait of Abdulla. Unsigned pencil on wove paper, 25 by 36 cms. Provenance: Arnold Fellows Collection. The finished painting for which this is the preparatory study was sold at Christies 30 September 1999. (Please see second image). When James Kerr Lawson was three his family emigrated from Fife to Hamilton, Ontario. He returned to Europe as an adult, eventually settling in London,
