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Sir Hubert von Herkomer,RA,RWS
Bottom the weaver

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Sir Hubert von Herkomer,RA,RWS Bottom the weaver
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Sir Hubert von Herkomer,RA,RWS Bottom the weaver


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Sir Hubert von Herkomer,RA,RWS

1849-1914   Related Paintings of Sir Hubert von Herkomer,RA,RWS :. | Bottom the weaver | Pressing to the West:A Sene in Castle Garden,New York | The Last Muster | The Naughty Boy (mk46) | The Last Muster |
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