Who created "Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing)"?

Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing) was created by William Russell Birch in 1795.

What medium is "Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing)"?

Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing) is Enamel on copper.

Is "Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing)" in the public domain?

Yes, Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing) is in the public domain and available for free download under CC0 license.

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Mrs. William Bingham (Anne Willing)

William Russell Birch

1795

Medium

Enamel on copper

About William Russell Birch

1755–1834 • United States

American artist, born England, active Philadelphia. Comment on works: printmaker, miniaturist, enamelist

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