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Lois Ball, Sister of Albert Ball, VC (later Mrs Anderson)

Noel Denholm Davis (1876–1950)

Nottingham City Museums

Lois Ball, Sister of Albert Ball, VC

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A young woman, three-quarter length, standing in a landscape background. She is facing left, her hands on her hips. She has reddish-brown hair, and is wearing a large-brimmed hat tilted to her right; she is dressed in a white blouse, dark skirt and peach overdress, or pinafore, which is unbuttoned, but tied at the waist. She wears drop earrings of a green stone suspended on a small length of gold chain, and a matching brooch.

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Title

Lois Ball, Sister of Albert Ball, VC

Date

c.1919

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 109.9 x W 79.9 cm

Accession number

NCM 1985-381

Acquisition method

gift from Mrs Cynthia Morris, 1985

Work type

Painting

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Noel Denholm Davis

1876–1950

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