Painting - "Gay Wilhelmina" watercolor
circa 1915 (Date manufactured/created)
Paper, Wood
Dancing doll with Title "Gay Wilhelmina" signed Urquhart Wilcox; H: 13 3/4" W: 9 3/4" sight; H: 14 3/4" W: 10 3/4" in frame.
One of three original, signed watercolors painted by Urquhart Wilcox to amuse his daughter Ethel (4/24/1905 -10/4/1944) when she was ill with pneumonia as a small child. All three pictures are of her dolls. Upon her recovery, she gave the pictures to her physician, Dr. Milo P. Rindge.
Urquhart was a nephew of George Augusta Willcox and the son of Daniel Hand Wilcox, under glass.
One of three original, signed watercolors painted by Urquhart Wilcox to amuse his daughter Ethel (4/24/1905 -10/4/1944) when she was ill with pneumonia as a small child. All three pictures are of her dolls. Upon her recovery, she gave the pictures to her physician, Dr. Milo P. Rindge.
Urquhart was a nephew of George Augusta Willcox and the son of Daniel Hand Wilcox, under glass.
painted by Urquhart Wilcox
Donated by Dr. Mila Rindge
© Madison Historical Society (Photo credit Bob Gundersen)
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Donated by Dr. Mila Rindge
© Madison Historical Society (Photo credit Bob Gundersen)
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2002.17