Elizabeth Gulland (English, 19th / 20th century) after the painting by Thomas Lawrence (English, 1769-1830). "Portrait of Lady Selina Meade, later Countess Clam-Martinic (1797–1872)"-1910, mezzotint in colors, published by Harry C. Dickens (English, 19th / 20th century), with inscription at top right margin "Copyright 1910 by H.C. Dickens, New York USA", with inscription at lower center margin "Published 1910 by Harry C. Dickens, 26, Regent Street, London, S.W." graphite signed at lower right "E. Gulland", with monogram at lower left "EF". Figural half length portrait print after the 1819 painting by Thomas Lawrence, depicting the beautiful Lady Selina Meade (British, 1797–1872), later Countess Clam-Martinic, dressed in an opulent white satin gown with lace-edged décolletage, with shoulders exposed revealing milky skin, with four strands of pearls and complimentary pearl earrings, with blue flowers in hand (likely posy). Framed approximately 19.7517.75". Sheet size approximately 15.225" x 3.125". Provenance: From the Estate of Channing S. Jun, M.D., Eastman, Georgia.

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