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Title
Dead Partridges
Date
c.1896
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 19.5 x W 27.4 cm
Accession number
NMW A 3863
Acquisition method
gift from Carl D. Williams, 1951
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
This picture was painted by Gerard H.T.Charme and / given by him about 1896-8 to Mr Carl Williams, who / was then living with him in Chelsea. The artist / was subsequently killed in the was at Salomika. / A plaque to his memory is on his old house Vale Cottage / Vale Avenue, Chelsea. / Two or three specimens of his work as one of the / outstanding contemporary artist in still life; / particularly flowers are to be seen in the South / Kensington Museum.
National Museum Cardiff
Cathays Park, Cardiff (Caerdydd) CF10 3NP Wales
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