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Victorian Painting F Morgan

'His First Suit, ' a large Victorian oil painting, signed 'Fred Morgan'
By Frederick Morgan
Located in London, GB
'His First Suit,' a large Victorian oil painting, signed 'Fred Morgan' English, c.1899 Frame
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1890s Victorian Figurative Paintings

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