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Parade forms on the right
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Parade forms on the right

Bellows, George, 1882-1925 · [ca. 1912–1921]

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The Central Park backgrounds are among the most stylish and light-hearted of Bellows' [work]. The richly dressed young women chat, walk a dog, and manage to remain completely oblivious to admiring stares. (Mason)

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