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Georgina Lara BIOGRAPHY
fl.1862 - 1871. Known for: Farmyard and rural village scene painting.
Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871). A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called... Read full biography
Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871). A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called George Lara. Edwina Lara is thought to be the same person. Sources include:. John Nicholson & Dunelm... Read full biography
Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871). A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called George Lara. Edwina Lara is thought to be the same person. Sources include:. John Nicholson & Dunelm Fine Art... Read full biography
Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871). A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called George Lara. Edwina Lara is thought to be the same person. Sources include:. John Nicholson & Dunelm Fine Art
Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871). A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called George Lara. Edwina Lara is thought to be the same person. Sources include:. John Nicholson & Dunelm Fine Art
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Edwina Lara, George Lara
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Georgina or Edwina Lara (fl. 1862-1871)
A painter of farmyard and rural scenes, her work often contains large numbers of small, doll like figures. For a short period she was thought to be called George Lara. Edwina Lara is thought to be the same person.
Sources include:
John Nicholson & Dunelm Fine ArtBiography from Roseberys
Georgina Lara was also known as Edwina Lara, variously signing her works 'E Lara' and 'G Lara'.
Lara's output consists almost exclusively of bustling village scenes, occupied by rustic figures, and clearly heavily inspired by the work of 16th- and 17th-century Dutch artists, such as Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c.1525/30-1569) and Jan Steen (1626-1679).