A Poster Print: Portrait of a Young Man seated in a Victorian interior. The original of this print is likely a self portrait of the artist, Frederick William Lock as he appeared to himself in a mirror, and is therefore a reverse image of his "true" likeness. Using his skill as a lithographer, Lock converted this mirror image original into a "true-image template" that he then used for producing two additional paintings of himself, (one in "pen and black ink and watercolour," and another in "oil on canvas"), Lock's true image versions of his self portrait were later painted as companion portraits, in watercolour and oil, of "the Woman in a Victorian Interior," (likely) portraits of his future wife, Emily Chaffey, Likely painted in Brockville, Ontario. Image courtesy of Doug Grant, Brockville Historian.