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Summary

Emily Stannard: English: Still life of flowers and butterfly in a terracotta vase (

)

Artist



Alternative names	Emily Coppin
Description	British painter
Date of birth/death	8 February 1802	6 January 1885
Location of birth/death	Norwich	Norwich
Work period	1818 –1885
Work location	Great Britain (1818–1885); Netherlands (1820)
Authority file	: Q21457825 VIAF: 95802021 ULAN: 500019661 RKD: 74674

Title

English: Still life of flowers and butterfly in a terracotta vase

Object type

painting

Date

1840s

Medium

oil on board

Dimensions

height: 36 cm (14.1 in); width: 26 cm (10.2 in)

Source/Photographer

link to Bonhams record

Licensing

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