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Feeding the chickens

19th century English still live of flowers and birds next in a landscape.

19th century English sheep in a landscape.

19th century English sheep in a landscape

19th century The Pool of London on the Thames

English 19th century Victorian Cottage with garden full of flowers and rainbow on the right.

Out at Sea

Early 20th century watercolor portrait of Deborah Blencowe'

Ann Hatherways Cottage

19th century French School

Early 20th century watercolor portrait of young girl with red hair