George Henry Harlow, English, 1787-1819 – Portrait of the Misses Leader Philadelphia Museum of Art

Philadelphia Museum of Art – George Henry Harlow, English, 1787-1819 -- Portrait of the Misses Leader

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Philadelphia Museum of Art - George Henry Harlow, English, 1787-1819 -- Portrait of a Mother and Her Children [possibly Mrs. Weddell]

Philadelphia Museum of Art - George Henry Harlow, English, 1787-1819 -- Portrait of the Leader Children

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L'image a quelque chose de ça: femme, gens, porter, deux, homme, groupe, portrait, nu, à l'intérieur, voile, robe, la musique, fille, siège, théâtre.
C'est peut-être tableau représentant deux femmes, l’une lisant un livre et l’autre un livre..

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