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Shepherd, Miss A.

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Maker
Shepherd, Miss A.
Date made
1800
Origin
England
Stitches
Satin, Uncut Pile.
In Bolton & Co.
No
Foundation Cloth
Silk
Embroidery Thread
Silk
Predominent Motif
A shepherdess in Grecian tunic, a fur stole over her shoulder sits on a wall near a large tree. Two lambs lay at her feet. Sky, hands, face and feet are painted. .
Inscription
A shepherdess is carving "TANCRED 18" on the tree. On back of frame: Miss A. Sheperd. //
Length Without Frame
12"
Length With Frame
17 1/4"
Width Without Frame
10"
Wdith With Frame
14 5/8"
Original Frame
Yes
Historical Owner
Purchased in 2002 with sampler #240
Owner
Private collector