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Print of a Girl reading a book painted by Emily Crawford
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A Print by The Picture Book/ Leighton Brothers, of a painting by Emily Crawford. The Image is of a young blonde Girl sat at a table, reading a book. She is wearing a pink dress and white Pinafore. Her hair is tied in a blue bow. Underneath the image are the words Leighton brothers and The Picture book. The Image is in a small dark wooden frame.
Title: Print of a Girl reading a book painted by Emily Crawford
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A Print by The Picture Book/ Leighton Brothers, of a painting by Emily Crawford.
The Image is of a young blonde Girl sat at a table, reading a book.
She is wearing a pink dress and white Pinafore.
Her hair is tied in a blue bow.
Underneath the image are the words Leighton brothers and The Picture book.
The Image is in a small dark wooden frame.
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