File:Come Away Oh Human Child by Agnes Tait 1916 New York Watercolor Club Exhibition catalog.png
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English: Black and white reproduction of Come Away Oh Human Child by Agnes Tait from the 1916 New York Watercolor Club Exhibition catalog |
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"New York Water Color Club Twenty-seventh Annual Exhibition" New York: American Fine Arts Building, 1916 http://research.nyarc.org/digital_projects/gilded_age/31072002251421.pdf |
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