Louis-Philippe Boitard 18th.Century Watercolour Study Of A Young Woman Circa.1745 Woodcut Nicknamed 'il Bamboccio' (the clumsy

Nicknamed 'il Bamboccio' (the clumsy one) after a physical deformity

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Study of a mother and children

Louis-Philippe Boitard 18th.Century Watercolour Study Of A Young Woman Circa.1745 Woodcut Nicknamed 'il Bamboccio' (the clumsyLouis Philippe Boitard. 18th. Century Anglo French School. Active 1733 1767. Full length study of a confident young woman wearing a pink dress with white lace and a pearl choker. Pen ink and watercolour drawing on laid paper. Circa. 1745. 11. 8 by 19 cms image. Slight old mount staining. Gilded wood frame 31. 5 by 39 cms. Overall. Provenance: Ex. Bill Drummond. Covent Garden Gallery. Born at Paris the son of artist and designer Franois Boitard 1667