London cord by H. B. Claflin (1904)

1904 print of a woman in a red dress talking with a girl in white beside a green bench and topiary tree.

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A chromolithographic print from 1904 by H. B. Claflin, titled London cord, shows a woman in a red patterned gown with a lace collar conversing with a young girl in a white dress and blue shoes. A green wooden bench and a clipped topiary tree stand beside a pale clapboard wall, with a patterned rug on the terrace.

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1904

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