
Portrait of a Girl with Braids and Hat
This is a framed oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of a young girl. The girl has blonde braided hair, blue eyes, and rosy cheeks, with a mischievous smile. She is wearing a dark hat with a red feather, a red dress with puffy sleeves and a white collar, and a yellow flower pinned to the front of her dress. Two pink bows are visible near her shoulders, tied to the ends of her braids. The background is a muted greenish-blue color. The painting style appears to be somewhat impressionistic, with visible brushstrokes. The artist's signature, "Major," is present in the lower right corner. The painting is housed in a simple, textured light brown wooden frame. The painting and frame both show signs of age and some wear consistent with being displayed for a period. The overall condition appears fair to good, with no immediately obvious tears or significant damage to the canvas, though the frame may show some minor scuffs or scratches. The style suggests it could be from the Mid-20th Century.
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Estimated Value
$150-300
Basic Information
Category
Art
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$150-300
Item Description
This is a framed oil painting on canvas depicting a portrait of a young girl. The girl has blonde braided hair, blue eyes, and rosy cheeks, with a mischievous smile. She is wearing a dark hat with a red feather, a red dress with puffy sleeves and a white collar, and a yellow flower pinned to the front of her dress. Two pink bows are visible near her shoulders, tied to the ends of her braids. The background is a muted greenish-blue color. The painting style appears to be somewhat impressionistic, with visible brushstrokes. The artist's signature, "Major," is present in the lower right corner. The painting is housed in a simple, textured light brown wooden frame. The painting and frame both show signs of age and some wear consistent with being displayed for a period. The overall condition appears fair to good, with no immediately obvious tears or significant damage to the canvas, though the frame may show some minor scuffs or scratches. The style suggests it could be from the Mid-20th Century.
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