Annette Stratton (d. 1855), (painting).

Annette Stratton (d. 1855), (painting).

Cooper, Washington, 1786-1863, painter.

Annette Stratton (d. 1855), (painting).

Digital Reference:

Portrait of Annette Stratton as a child seated on a red patterned rug atop a checkered floor, a small ladder back chair at her feet, and an open doorway to the left. She wears a white off-the-shoulder dress with lace trim, and in her hands she holds red and white roses. Her dark brown hair is parted in the middle and small ringlets frame her face.

Portrait female -- Stratton, Annette -- Child

Portrait female -- Stratton, Annette -- Full Length

Architecture interior -- Domestic -- House

Object -- Flower -- Rose

Object -- Furniture -- Chair

Smith, Alden H., Jr., Colonial Hall, Nashville, Tennessee

Formerly in the collection of Dibrell, George Stratton, Mrs., Colonial Hall, Nashville, Tennessee

Annette Stratton died on July 18, 1855.

Nelson, David, 2016.

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