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Monday, July 8, 2019
Azalea in a Japanese Bowl, with Chinese Vases on an Oriental Rug, in an Interior, 1887 by Jessica Hayllar (1858-1940)
Azalea in a Japanese Bowl, with Chinese Vases on an Oriental Rug, in an Interior, 1887 by Jessica Hayllar (1858-1940)
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