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Storing the ironing, WW1

Storing the ironing, by Joyce Dennys, VAD (1893-1991). Joyce Dennys served as a Voluntary Aid Detachment nurse from 1914 to 1917, and produced paintings based on her observations of daily life in the hospital where she worked

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10726589
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48320328
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4167px x 5315px (4.1MB)
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Mary Evans Picture Library/Joyce Dennys
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Pastel and gouache by Joyce Dennys

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Clean Dennys Detachment Ironed Ironing Linen Nautical Pile Piles Storing Voluntary


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