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ANNIE LOUISA SWYNNERTON (1844-1933)

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PORTRAIT OF BERTHA EDGAR (GIRL IN A RED DRESS), by S. Isabel Dacre.

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Image: artuk.org.

  • Media: oil on canvas.
  • Dimensions: 330 x 507 mm (0.17 m²).
  • History: “Gift from the sitter [to Manchester Art Gallery], 1931.”
  • Location: Manchester Art Gallery.

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