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A woman standing, facing the left in profile, wearing a hat and a lace collar, reading from a prayer book, from "French Nobility at Church"

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Etching, French Nobility at Church (La Noblesse Française à l'Eglise)
French Nobility at Church (La Noblesse Française à l'Eglise), Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Bequest of Phyllis Massar 2011
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Title: A woman standing, facing the left in profile, wearing a hat and a lace collar, reading from a prayer book, from "French Nobility at Church"
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Etching, French Nobility at Church (La Noblesse Française à l'Eglise).

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