Watercolor Sailboats Approaching The Seychelles Round Group Of Islands By Mrs Barker

Watercolor executed around 1880-1900 depicting sailboats approaching the Seychelles group of round islands by Mrs Barker *
this watercolor was purchased around 1980 in London, the framer made a window in order to display the title that I managed to partially decipher: Islands round the Seychelles group from a Strech by Mrs Barker.
On the back is the name of this framer with the mention Mrs. Barker.
dimensions of the watercolors at sight: 24.3cm x 15.6cm
* Mme ME Barker (19th century) In recent years, watercolors and a few rare paintings, monogrammed MEB, have appeared in American auction houses. Research suggests that the artist is ME Barker, a painter from the Washington, DC area who exhibited his work at the National Academy of Design in New York from 1862-1881.
Naylor Archives of the National Academy of Design list a number of works by this artist during this period. Additionally, Who Was Who in American Art, a three-volume set edited by Peter Hastings Falk, records American artists from 1564 to 1975, and lists a brief biographical note on an ME Barker, also known as (Mrs.) ME Barker, the use of "Mrs." is a term often used in the 19th century to refer to an unmarried girl. Peter Hastings Falk also suggests that MEB could be a daughter of the English watercolorist Thomas Barker of Bath, England, who died in New York in 1847.
Written and submitted by Gary R. Libby, author and art historian.
Delivery by registered Colissimo with insurance and delivered against signature:
France € 25
Europe € 45
rest of the world € 65