This is a captivating 19th-century oil-on-canvas portrait by American artist George W. Pettit, known for his refined Gilded Age portraits and association with Philadelphia's James S. Earle & Sons Gallery.

The painting features a graceful woman in period attire, rendered with a delicate hand and subtle emotion. The subject is unidentified, but the frame bears a partial label from James S. Earle, suggesting ties to prominent Philadelphia families of the 1890s–1900s. Some collectors have speculated a link to the Wanamaker circle, but no definitive attribution has been made. This sense of mystery only enhances its storytelling charm.
• Artist: George W. Pettit (signed lower left)
• Medium: Oil on Canvas
• Canvas Size: 30 x 25 inches
• Framed Size: 41 x 36 inches
• Condition: Good overall. A few light restoration patches in the background only. I tiny tear on the top almost unnoticeable. Frame shows some surface blemishes but is structurally solid and ornate.
• Provenance: Includes partial James S. Earle & Sons gallery label on verso.

This is a wonderful opportunity to own a well-executed antique portrait with historical character. Perfect for collectors of 19th-century American art, interior designers, or anyone looking for a distinctive piece with a rich past.

Price: $612
Shipping: Please message for quote—painting is large and heavy (approx. 50 lbs); professional packing and insured shipping options available.

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