Portrait of Mrs Ellen A Neame
Unknown, Artist; Ian Hamilton, Possibly maker;
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About the Work
"Ellen
was
married
to
Henry
Sarjeant
and
it
was
most
likely
her
influence
that
encouraged
Henry
to
pursue
his
interests
in
the
art
world.As
well
as
acquiring
works
for
the
Sarjeant
Gallery
collection
on
their
trips
to
Europe,
Ellen
and
her
second
husband
John
Armstrong
Neame
were
both
accomplished
artists.
Ellen
was
also
a
member
of
the
Wanganui
Arts
and
Crafts
Society.
She
held
regular
biannual
exhibitions
in
Leicester
Square,
London,
where
Queen
Mary
was
rumoured
to
have
purchased
at
least
one
of
her
paintings
at
each
exhibition."
- Jamie Ross, for 'My Choice' exhibition series, May 2022
Portrait of Ellen Neame, formerly Ellen Sarjeant (née Stewart), wife of Henry Sarjeant. She and her second husband, John Armstrong Neame, purchased many of the early works in the Sarjeant Gallery collection on their trips to England and Europe.
- Jamie Ross, for 'My Choice' exhibition series, May 2022
Portrait of Ellen Neame, formerly Ellen Sarjeant (née Stewart), wife of Henry Sarjeant. She and her second husband, John Armstrong Neame, purchased many of the early works in the Sarjeant Gallery collection on their trips to England and Europe.
Measurements
Image 585 x 485mm
Frame 750 x 645mm
Frame 750 x 645mm
Media
coloured pastel on paper on canvas
Description
Oval portrait of Ellen Neame (formerly Ellen Sarjeant, née Stewart) wearing a white gown, with a black choker and with two beauty spots on her face.
Credit Line
Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. Bequest of Mrs Ellen Agnes Neame, 1942.
Collection Type
Permanent collection
Acquisition Date
Jan 1942