Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Edna Waugh when she enrolled at the Slade School of Art in October 1893 was her youth.
An edition of Portraits of Women
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Portraits of Women
Gwen John and Her Forgotten Contemporaries
by Alison M. Thomas
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