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Image Not Available for The King's Guards Rescue the Miller's Son from Pretended Drowning

The King's Guards Rescue the Miller's Son from Pretended Drowning

(English, 1845–1915)
about 1873
Medium/TechniqueWatercolor on paper
DimensionsSight: 20.3 x 31.8 cm (8 x 12 1/2 in.)
Credit LineGift of Mrs. John L. Gardner
Accession number92.2578
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Not on view
ClassificationsWatercolors
InscriptionsEach signed with initial C enclosing a stylized crane between two V's (=W) in LR in watercolor
ProvenanceGift of Mrs. John L. Gardner; acquired 4 January, 1892
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