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Men Were Deceivers Ever

A painting of a woman in a bright red dress, performing a curtsy to a baby, who is sat on the grass, in the centre of four tall trees. The title, Men Were Deceivers Ever, is a line from the song Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more, written by William Shakespeare, from Much Ado About Nothing

Picture No
13748691
Media ID
45175531
Size
2880px x 4140px (4.2MB)
Credit
© CLM Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Painting from Colour Magazine Volume 1 January 1915, by Frederick Dudley Walenn (1869-1933)
Date
circa 1914

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Curtsy Deceivers Dudley Sigh


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