18th-century American Portrait of Betty Ferriss Bostwick by Richard Jennys (1734–1809) Reptiles & Amphibians complete with a convenient clip

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18th-century American Portrait of Betty Ferriss Bostwick by Richard Jennys (1734–1809) Reptiles & Amphibians complete with a convenient clipThis 18th century portrait painting hails from John Derian's curated collection of antique art. Known for his realistic and well executed portraits, artist Richard Jennys (1734 1809) often featured half length, three quarter poses of prominent New Milford, CT citizens with dark backgrounds, a style evident in this portrait of Betty Ferriss Bostwick. Details 24. 5" W x 30" H Oil on canvas Antique mahogany frame c. 1799 USA Richard Jennys (b. 1734 d.