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A lady by a fountain
April 2013
Physician and Secretary to Queen Henrietta Maria
Frederick Carter provided little or no explanation himself regarding the significance of his imagery which combines symbols of established religion with those of mysticism and it is likely that he intended the meaning of many of his images to remain shrouded in mystery
Century Portrait Miniature of a young woman
John Dixon Portrait Drawing 1775 Antique Prints A lady by a fountainJohn Dixon Ca. 1740 1811 Pencil and wash drawing signed and dated 1775. Portrait of a Lady. 19 by 16 cms. Primarily an engraver of mezzotints, graphic works by Dixon are exceptionally rare. Drawn on laid paper old repair to top. Provenance: The Marquess's of Tweeddale and thence by descent.
