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Jeanne Hachette
National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Jeanne Hachette

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National Science and Media Museum Bradford

Statue of a young woman, Jeanne Hachette, striding. She holds an axe in her right hand. Her left hand as crossed across her body. She wears a long skirt and close-fitting bodice.

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