Victorian Children
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| [[Graham Ovenden]] and [[Robert Melville]]. ''[[Victorian Children]]'' ([[Academy Editions]], 1972) | [[Graham Ovenden]] and [[Robert Melville]]. ''[[Victorian Children]]'' ([[Academy Editions]], 1972) | ||
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| - | She was particularly well-known for her paintings of [[Victorian Era]] children, and such artwork has been referred to as ''[[Mary Gregory]]'' since the 1920s. However, it was shown that such artworks were actually from an earlier era, and the term was likely the result of marketing by the Westmoreland Glass Company. The glass most likely came from [[Bohemia]], [[England]], or [[Italy]]. Despite this, many glass art enthusiasts continue to refer to such pieces as ''Mary Gregory.'' | + | *[[Mary Gregory]] |
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Graham Ovenden and Robert Melville. Victorian Children (Academy Editions, 1972)
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