File:Paintings for Mt Eliza.png
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Paintings for Mt Eliza church, [19 Nov, 1931, p. 4], Frankston and Somerville Standard
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English: A newspaper article discussing the altar paintings by Violet Teague done in Mt Eliza for churches. |
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Source | https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/73522248 |
Author | Frankston and Somerville Standard |
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