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Statuary in front of the Library & Art Gallery, Melbourne (1918)

Mar. 2, 1918 · Somewhere in Melbourne

Statuary in front of the Library & Art Gallery, Melbourne

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Statuary in front of the Library & Art Gallery, Melbourne

Mar. 2, 1918Somewhere in MelbourneThe 1910s

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