Portrait of Sunday Baillieu Quinn, Paris
Agnes Goodsir
Portrait of Sunday Baillieu Quinn, Paris, 1929
Oil on canvas
Courtesy of Heide Museum of Modern Art, Australia
A crisp collar, a confident lean, and a gaze that knows exactly where it lands. Painted in Paris around 1929, Agnes Goodsir’s portrait of Sunday Baillieu Quinn is more than just a society portraiture. A card for friends, mother figures, milestones, new chapters, or writing to someone who always keeps it together.
Agnes Goodsir
Portrait of Sunday Baillieu Quinn, Paris, 1929
Oil on canvas
Courtesy of Heide Museum of Modern Art, Australia
A crisp collar, a confident lean, and a gaze that knows exactly where it lands. Painted in Paris around 1929, Agnes Goodsir’s portrait of Sunday Baillieu Quinn is more than just a society portraiture. A card for friends, mother figures, milestones, new chapters, or writing to someone who always keeps it together.
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