Woman with Fan and Bustle, 1886 Signed Ink Drawing, Mounted as Found porcelain owl with syllabic signature and disc

with syllabic signature and disc number on the underside

but it's so sweet

2 5/8" x 1 7/8"

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Woman with Fan and Bustle, 1886 Signed Ink Drawing, Mounted as Found porcelain owl with syllabic signature and discDressed for the opera it would appear, fascinator on her head and fan dangling from one gloved finger. I love her in all of her finery, finely rendered in black ink. Makes me think a bit of Aubrey Beardley's women from the same era. Signed E. Miller (I believe that is an E) and dated Feb. 86 at lower left. 5 1 2" x 3 1 2". Good condition, mounted to backing paper, as found, with a few scattered small stains toning and a bit of glue stain at top left