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His wife, Anna Elizabeth, was herself a significant craftswoman, assisting Southall in his work and writing on the art of gilding. Known as 'The Agate', this remarkable portrait shows the couple holding agate stones. The beach is possibly that at Southwold, Suffolk, a favourite haunt of the Southalls where agate is quite easily found.
Title
Joseph Southall and Anna Elizabeth Southall
Date
1911
Medium
egg tempera on linen
Measurements
H 100 x W 50 cm
Accession number
NPG 7020
Acquisition method
purchased with the assistance of the Art Fund and Sir Simon Robertson KT, 2016
Work type
Painting
National Portrait Gallery, London
St Martin’s Place, London, Greater London WC2H 0HE England
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