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Artist: Frank T. Carter
Frank T. Carter (1853-1934) - 20th Century Oil, Windswept Moorland
Frank T. Carter (1853-1934) - 20th Century Oil, Windswept Moorland

Frank T. CarterFrank T. Carter (1853-1934) - 20th Century Oil, Windswept Moorland, Unknown

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Frank T. Carter (1853-1934) - 20th Century Oil, Windswept Moorland

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This atmospheric landscape painting captures a dramatic sky filled with rolling clouds above an expansive moorland vista. Inscribed with artist name verso. Presented in a swept gesso...

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