“But oh for the Touch of a Vanished Hand” Walter Langley (1852-1922)

Walter Langley – “But oh for the Touch of a Vanished Hand”
1888 w/c on paper

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Painter: Walter Langley

Location: Museums and Art Gallery, Birmingham.

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The picture has something of this: people, group, man, woman, mammal, vehicle, two, transportation system, war, wear, farming, livestock, child, cattle, three, weapon, herder.
Perhaps it’s a painting of a woman sitting on the back of a boat next to a man and a woman.

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