Mrs. Roger Moore Smith (Mary Rutledge) (1747-1832), (painting).

Mrs. Roger Moore Smith (Mary Rutledge) (1747-1832), (painting).

Alston, Josephine, painter. (possibly by)

Romney, George, 1734-1802, painter. (copy after)

Mrs. Roger Moore Smith (Mary Rutledge) (1747-1832), (painting).

Oil on silk canvas.

"Lady standing, child on pedestal, dark background but ferns and a temple can be seen. Dress is beautiful gold silk."

Portrait female -- Smith, Roger Moore, Mrs. (Mary Rutledge)

Restricted Owner, Jacksonville, Florida

The painting is a copy of a Romney done by a member of the family, possibly Josephine Alston. The original was painted in England in 1791.

"The Florida Portrait Index" (unpublished) compiled by National Society of Colonial Dames, Florida, 1968.

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