Late 19th Century Vanity Fair Spy Chromolithograph of Red Robe Judge Sir Archibold Levin Smith, Framed

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Wonderful example of Vanity Fair Spy Chromolithograph of Sir Archibold Levin Smith (1836-1901)
Vanity Fair chromolithographs were published in the … Read more Wonderful example of Vanity Fair Spy Chromolithograph of Sir Archibold Levin Smith (1836-1901)
Vanity Fair chromolithographs were published in the weekly magazine, famous for its depictions of Politicians, Royalty, Athletes and famous Society members.

Sir Archibold Smith was a highly respected 19th Century High Court Judge. In his youth, he was an accomplished rower, having completed in the famous Oxford vs Cambridge Boat Race, he was also a keen cricketer being a member of the informous MCC!

Displayed in gold lip with pale celadon taupe silk matting, walnut burl wood frame under conservation glass. Ready to hang

Image size 13 5/8" high x 8 1/4" wide
Framed size 22" high x 16" wide

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