Playing house
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Playing house, George Markendorff (1908), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic print titled Playing House, shows two pairs of figures in period dress alongside a seated doll, a standing doll, and a toy bear on wheels. The left group includes an older woman with a cane and a younger woman holding a broom, while the right group features a woman with a doll and a man in a top hat holding a cane. The work is attributed to George Markendorff and dated 1908.
