File:Mother and Child, 1912.jpg
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DescriptionMother and Child, 1912.jpg |
English: Shown at the 1912 RPS exhibition, this sensitive portrayal of a mother and her baby, is usually assumed to be of Essenhigh-Corke's own family.[1] |
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Author | Henry Essenhigh Corke (1883-1919) | |
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