Georgina Lara
A painter of farmyard and village scenes, Georgina Lara exhibited at the British Institution as well as exhibiting sixteen works at Suffolk Street.
Very little in fact is known about her life. Her work is sometimes attributed to Edward Masters, whose style is very similar to her own. They are believed by many to be one and the same. However, there is also a possibility that she may have been related to the artists William Paul Lara and Edward William Lara.
Lara’s work is noted for her putting large numbers of doll-like figures into her paintings and setting them in country and village scenes where they are going about their daily chores and duties. As a rural idyll we might all like to emulate today, the artist’s work remains very collectable.
Examples of her work are held by the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum.
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References
https://www.haynesfineart.com/artists/georgina-lara-uk http://www.bentonfineart.com/bustling-village-life~556 https://www.williamsandson.com/artist-detail/238921/georgina-lara https://www.bada.org/object/landscape-oil-painting-village-georgina-lara
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