A Frith found, and a Frith lost
June 20 2012
Picture: Guardian
Funny how these things come at once - in the same week an exhibition highlights a long lost work by William Powell Frith (of Kate Nickleby, painted for Charles Dickens and seen in the engraving above), an auction house, Boningtons in Essex, finds a newly discovered work by the artist (The Rejected Poet, below).
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