Morning Employments. P. W. Tomkins, after H. W. Bunbury
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Morning Employments. P. W. Tomkins, after H. W. Bunbury, Malcolm C. Salaman (1909). Via artnap.com
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A circular stipple engraving titled Morning Employments shows a young woman seated at a piano beside a small dog, while two children and a seated woman work at an embroidery frame in the foreground. A framed portrait hangs on the wall above the instrument. The image is credited to P. W. Tomkins after H. W. Bunbury and appears in a 1909 publication by Malcolm C. Salaman.
