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Artist: Charles D. Mitchell
She Never Forgave Him, Good Housekeeping Illustration
By Charles D. Mitchell
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Date: 1923
Medium: Drawing
Signature: Signed Lower Left
Contact for exact dimensions.
published in Good Housekeeping magazine dated February 1923 for a story titled “She never forg...
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1920s Charles D. Mitchell Art
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