Eunice Vail Wood (1799-1880), (painting).

Eunice Vail Wood (1799-1880), (painting).

Mason, Benjamin Franklin, 1804-1871, painter. (attributed to)

Eunice Vail Wood (1799-1880), (painting).

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Oil on wood panel.

Approx. 36 x 24 in.

Portrait of Eunice Vail Wood wearng a white Empire waist dress and gold beads. In the background there is dark red drapery.

Portrait female -- Wood, Eunice Vail

Dress -- Accessory -- Jewelry

Washburn, Patricia J., Portland, Maine

Formerly in the collection of Washburn, Stewart P., Mr. & Mrs., 5 Middle Street, South Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02748

Eunice Vail Wood was a clergyman's wife in Pomfret, Vermont.

Central Massachusetts Biap Survey, 1975.

Washburn, Patricia J., 2009, 2019.

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