Robert Huskisson

?1820–1861

Robert Huskisson, ‘The Midsummer Night’s Fairies’ exhibited 1847
The Midsummer Night’s Fairies exhibited 1847
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Robert Huskisson, ‘The Midsummer Night’s Fairies’ exhibited 1847

Robert Huskisson The Midsummer Night’s Fairies

exhibited 1847
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art T01901

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