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Mother and Child with seascape circa 1800s by Chris Collingwood.


Mother and Child with seascape circa 1800s by Chris Collingwood.

Item Code : CC0207Mother and Child with seascape circa 1800s by Chris Collingwood. - This Edition
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PAINTING		Original oil on board. Image size 27 inches x 21 inches (69cm x 53cm)Artist : Chris CollingwoodHalf
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