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Wordless Wednesday- Selina, Countess of Bradford

Posted on November 2, 2016October 30, 2016 by Rose Fairbanks

 

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Selina, Countess of Bradford by Edward Clifford. Source: Wikimedia Commons

 

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Posted in Historical Fiction, Wordless WednesdayTagged 19th century art, Aesthetic movement, British painters, Edward Clifford, Victorian painter, Watercolor2 Comments

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