Susie Kent Southwick Thomas Waterman Wood (American, 1823-1903). Susie Kent Southwick, 1873. Oil on canvas, 12 x 9 7/8in. ( x ). The sitter was the only daughter of John and Ella Southwick, prominent Brooklyn residents who lived in a handsome brownstone house at 34 Livingston Street. John Southwick, a collector of paintings, owned Lake George, by John F. Kensett. and A Catskill Stream, by Asher B, Durand, both of which Susie Southwick would give to the BMA in 1933 in memory of her parents. Southwick also commissioned a series of family portraits during the 1870s. Including this one
Susie Kent Southwick Thomas Waterman Wood (American, 1823-1903). Susie Kent Southwick, 1873. Oil on canvas, 12 x 9 7/8in. ( x ). The sitter was the only daughter of John and Ella Southwick, prominent Brooklyn residents who lived in a handsome brownstone house at 34 Livingston Street. John Southwick, a collector of paintings, owned Lake George, by John F. Kensett. and A Catskill Stream, by Asher B, Durand, both of which Susie Southwick would give to the BMA in 1933 in memory of her parents. Southwick also commissioned a series of family portraits during the 1870s. Including this one of Susie seated in a landscape setting by the genre painter Thomas Waterman Wood. American Art 1873
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