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Charles Bertie Hall
Impressionist oil sketch of yachts off the coast of Nantucket with a Setting Sun

Circa 2005

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Impressionist oil sketch of Venice Italy, from the Grand Canal
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American / English Impressionist view of Venice at Sunset
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American / English Impressionist view of Yachts in the English Channel
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