Portrait of a New York Debutante - Lucille B Harris 1944 Black & White where he was an elected

where he was an elected member and

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Exhibited at the United Society of Artists in 1963

"I have spent more time researching this young lady than any other painting in years

There seemed to be an insatiable demand from landowners requiring reassuring pictures of the bucolic life of their rural dependents

Portrait of a New York Debutante - Lucille B Harris 1944 Black & White where he was an elected"I have spent more time researching this young lady than any other painting in years. I imagined that it was a very stylised portrait but found an old black and white image of the young socialite at a ball in 1945 and its a pretty good likeness! This is Lucille, the scion of two of New Yorks wealthiest families, in the flower of youth and in the greatest city in the largest country in the free world at the height of a global conflict. Despite her