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National Museum of Art, Dublin, case containing spear heads, in the main hall of the museum
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

National Museum of Art, Dublin, case containing spear heads, in the main hall of the museum

O'Connor, Ellen, F., 1874-1943 · August 1933

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