Farlie Harmar, Portrait Of Phyllis Harmar A Shelf Creswick was well-loved by the

Creswick was well-loved by the Victorian middle classes who scattered their walls with picturesque etchings

This was designed to push the hips backwards and force the chest forwards - creating a kind of pigeon shape

which was generally more constrained than his landscapes

It’s a romantic glance into a time gone by

Farlie Harmar, Portrait Of Phyllis Harmar A Shelf Creswick was well-loved by theA vibrant portrait of Phyllis Harmar by British artist, Fairlie Harmar (1876 1945). This interesting depiction is full of expression and captures the sitters character with skill and vigour. Fairlie Harmar hailed from Weymouth and studied at the highly regarded Slade School of Art under Henry Tonks and Fred Brown. She exhibited widely in Britain and throughout Europe including at the Royal Academy and in Paris. Her work is held in several public