David Gilmour Blythe (1815-1865) – Post Office (ca. 1859-63 Carnegie Museum of Art) part 2 American painters

part 2 American painters – David Gilmour Blythe (1815-1865) - Post Office (ca. 1859-63 Carnegie Museum of Art)

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The picture has something of this: people, group, many, woman, man, child, several, home, five, son, room, wear, position, indoors, four, three, education.
Perhaps it’s a painting of a group of people sitting on a set of steps in front of a post office with a sign that reads’post office ’.

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