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A Mid Century Gouache Flower Painting

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A Mid Century Gouache Flower Painting English gouache flower painting Neville Lytton watercolour still life %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
A charming gouache painting of peonies, lupins and daisies in a pottery vase.
Painted and signed by the artist Nigel Lytton and dated 1949.
Neville Stephen Bulwer-Lytton OBE 1879- 1951, second Earl of Lytton, brother of Countess Balfour, Emily Lutyens and suffragette Constance Lytton. He was the son of the Viceroy of India Robert B Lytton, the first Earl of Lytton.
Measurements are 76cm x 66 cm
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£795.00  UK
$1008.54  USA
€940.56  EU
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Date 1949  1940s Antiques Origin English Item code as1128a026 Status For Sale

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