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Lot 15PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF SIR ROD STEWART, C.B.E.
HENRY JAMES HOLIDAY (BRITISH, 1839-1927)
The Duet: Portraits of Alexandra, daughter of Rev. G. Kitchin and Winifrid, daughter of the painter
Closed10 December 2020
Price Realised
GBP 16,250
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Holiday's daughter Winifrid (1866-1949) became a violinist and violin teacher, alongside her work as a suffragette.
Alexandra Kitchin (1864-1912) was named after her god-mother Alexandra of Denmark (then Princess of Wales), and was also the subject of at least five photographs by Lewis Carroll aged between four and sixteen. Reverend Dr George William Kitchin (1827-1912) was the first Chancellor of the University of Durham and Dean of Winchester, and a friend of Carroll and John Ruskin, as well as Holiday.
Alexandra Kitchin (1864-1912) was named after her god-mother Alexandra of Denmark (then Princess of Wales), and was also the subject of at least five photographs by Lewis Carroll aged between four and sixteen. Reverend Dr George William Kitchin (1827-1912) was the first Chancellor of the University of Durham and Dean of Winchester, and a friend of Carroll and John Ruskin, as well as Holiday.