and that he represents Harold Lloyd
11 7/8" from top left corner to top right
The stacked layers that ends in points are in the form of hearts
printed squares with copyright info on reverse
complete with green alients and smiley stickers
Early 9th Plate Daguerreotype of Folk Art Painting of Young Chlld with Hat and Mirror antique french and that he represents HaroldThe person I purchased this early ninth plate daguerreotype of a folk art painting of young child speculated that both painting and, likely the daguerreotype, too, were done by Erastus Salisbury Field (1805 1900), an itinerant folk portrait painter primarily active in the 1830's, who traveled throughout western Massachusetts and the Connecticut Valley. In about 1841, Mr. Field moved with his family to Greenwich Village, NYC, where he opened a studio,