Emily “Lee” Franclemont (née Pfaff) was only about 11 when she did this sketch of Alexander the Great, likely copied from a book or illustration. It’s the earliest example of her drawing.
I have another photo of this piece in a different frame which, for some reason, bears the sticky label “Angelus” (so I’m not sure if that’s the person’s name or a reference to a particular Catholic prayer entitled Angelus).
Lee Franclemont, ‘Alexander the Great’, 1929, pencil on paper. Photo credit Kelise Franclemont.
Possible reference:
Portrait head, British Museum, London
Image courtesy BritishMuseum.org
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