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Color print of a horse-drawn carriage passing a woman lifting a child beside an overturned green umbrella.

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And This Was How The Sisters Met, Henry Matthew Brock (1923). Via artnap.com

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A color print shows a horse-drawn carriage with two men in top hats driving, while a woman in a long gray dress bends down to lift a small child in a plaid dress from the path. A green umbrella lies overturned on the ground nearby, and a wicker basket sits at the woman's feet. The work is by Henry Matthew Brock and dates to 1923.