File:EMR-nativity-with-children-and-lilies.jpg

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Photograph (b&w)of coloured plaster panel of Christchild with children (in modern dress or without) and lilies

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This file is a scan of a photograph which is in my possession of a work of art more than 100 years old
Date Not published
Source

Original publication: Not published

Immediate source: Photograph from the maker's archive
Author

E.M.Rope

(Life time: 1855-1934)

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