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Identify the original, I know the prints' title
I have an oil painting, which from research I believe was done 1907 or earlier. There are numerous prints of this painting, which are titled 'Off-Duty' - including a 1907-dated print. I believe this to be a mis-nomer having seen the design on Christmas Cards in the UK circa 15 years ago (although without copyright acknowledgement). While I don't believe I necessarily own the original (it's more likely an oil copy) I can't seem to find the original title of the painting nor an artist's name.
Please can you help? See below: http://matrix.msu.edu/hst/hst425/w3/s12_mats/demure.jpg http://www.victoriarosecottage.com/images/3376-1316.jpg |
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