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English: Edward Augustus Brackett, Shipwrecked Mother and Child, 1848–1851.
Date 1848–1851
Source https://worcester.emuseum.com/objects/13502/shipwrecked-mother-and-child
Author Worcester Art Museum

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Edward Augustus Brackett, Shipwrecked Mother and Child, 1848-1851, white marble, Worcester Art Museum, 1904.64

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