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This is an unidentified portrait of three Scottish boys, presumably brothers wearing identical green sweaters, kilts, knee socks, and tan bucks. It is a modern portrait, but we have no idea who the three boys are or who painted them. Actually the eldest child might be a girl. The kilt was a male garment, but with yoing children luke this, the parents by the 1960s could bend the rules a bit. The painting is signed, but we can not make out the signature. Given the bucks, we would guess the painting as done in the late-1960s. The date on the portrait may be 1971. The green sweaters and knee socks with red flashes look rather like the boys attended a prep school in Crief. Also notice the leather sporan. The boys look to be about 5-10 years old. By the 1960s it was generally boys from well-to-do families that wore kilts, but Scottiosh Scouts alao wore them as well. You also saw them at schools, but mostly at private schools. Given that the family could afford a painted portait and are dome up in kilts, we suspect that thr boys attended a private prepm school in Scotland.
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