On the Portrait of the Lady Georgiana Codrington. In the Costume for the Queen’s Fancy Ball

Figure descriptions

Portrait of a woman, identified in the poem text as Lady Georgiana Codrington. She is wearing an ornate gown and holding a fan. Full-page illustration.

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Metadata

On the Portrait of the Lady Georgiana Codrington. In the Costume for the Queen’s Fancy Ball

Poet(s)

Harrison, William Henry

Credits

Illustrator

Corbould, Edward Henry

Metadata research and editing

DVPP Project Team

Source

The Keepsake 1849, 94.

First line

‘Tis passing beautiful! but wherefore paint

Document status

Proofed: Initial proofing has been carried out by one of the encoders, and the document has passed inspection. This needs to be combined with an appropriate respStmt showing who did that work.

Notes and attribution research

Poem signed W. H. Harrison. (AC)

DVPP id

Numeric id of this poem in the DVPP collection: 5781

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Digital Victorian Periodical Poetry

On the Portrait of the Lady Georgiana Codrington. In the Costume for the Queen’s Fancy Ball