1869. Under glass in an old frame. Measurements: Frame -18-1 / 2 "to 25-3/8"; drawing - 21-1/4 "to 14 - 1/2" Good condition.

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***FREDERICK W. FREER 1849-1930 

In Munich while studying painting, F.V.Freer, from 1869 - the first portrait ever attempted by the artist; And then he began to depict miniature head on the front.

Mr. Freer has acquired much favor with the public as a painter of pictures of beautiful women.  As with most of Mr. Freer's pictures, his model in this case was a girl .  Of the last named, a charming girl, seated on a sofa and gazing at a rose in her hand...

 Mr. Freer has done a great quantity of work, nor has he neglected black-and-white. As this picture shows.

Mr. Freer has not made the illustration of books a specialty; but his drawings for this purpose have been well worthy of praise, and we are fortunately enabled to show some of them here. 

But the publishing house of Bryan, Taylor & Co. in the late 18th century (1886-1890), was interested in the drawings of the artist during the period when He was electee , one of its Associates in 1887, and is a member of the Water-Color Society, the Society of American Artists, and the New York Etching Club.  (Please, see photo)

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