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Mrs Elizabeth Young Mitchell and her Baby by Alfred Stevens — VisualArtsDB

Mrs Elizabeth Young Mitchell and her Baby

Mrs Elizabeth Young Mitchell and her Baby

1851

Medium: Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions: support: 635 x 762 mm frame: 820 x 945 x 80 mm
Museum: Tate

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The Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best

The Hon. and Rev. Samuel Best

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Study for ‘Aeneas Bearing Anchises on his Shoulders’, for Dorchester House

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Mary Ann, Wife of Leonard Collman

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An Artist in his Studio

An Artist in his Studio

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John Morris Moore

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