Sir Gerald Festus Kelly Oil Study Of Palm Trees Circa.1910 Boyle Vision Phone See & Hear

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Sir Gerald Festus Kelly Oil Study Of Palm Trees Circa.1910 Boyle Vision Phone See & HearSir Gerald Festus Kelly 1879 1972 British School Early 20th Century. Oil study on board of Palm trees 22cm x 26cm. Circa 1910. Known primarily for his portraits and studies of Burmese dancers, Kelly travelled extensively throughout Spain, North and South Africa and Burma. Producing landscape studies. Greatly influenced early in his career by the landscapes of James MacNeill Whistler. Stylistically this work was is comparable to other landscape works