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Artist: A. Stone
'The Carriage' and 'The Chase'
By A. Stone
Located in St. Albans, GB
R. STONE
Oil on Panel
Painting Size: 6 x 12" (15 x 30cm)
Outside Frame Size: 13 x 19" (32 x 47cm)
Exhibited 1906 – 1909
Worked at the turn of the century, this artist painted hunt...
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Early 1900s A. Stone Art
Materials
Oil
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