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Bernard at the Certosa - Padula' and in pencil top right 'face E-W

' A boy buys from two sprat sellers who display their produce in two large baskets placed on the floor

The Tardis

said to bring good fortune when launching new endeavours

English Iris Finish:none Bernard at the Certosa -Botanical study of the flower of the cultivated 'English Iris' Iris xiphiodes, with a section through the flower. Inscribed below in pencil: 'Iris xiphioides (x1 1 2) Large Garden Form. A. H. Church delt. July 7 1907.' Arthur Harry Church was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1921. Original: pencil and watercolour on paper. 1907

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