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Sunshade Parade Plate 11 of Folk Friezes Number Two by Lucy M. Wiles
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Sunshade Parade," Plate 11 of Folk Friezes Number Two by Lucy M. Wiles, is a charming and whimsical piece of art that captures the essence of leisurely summertime strolls. This delightful illustration features a parade of figures elegantly dressed in vintage attire, each carrying a vibrant sunshade. The sunshades, depicted in an array of colours and patterns, add a playful and festive touch to the scene.
Perfect for collectors and admirers of folk art, "Sunshade Parade" by Lucy M. Wiles is a delightful addition to any art collection, bringing a touch of nostalgic whimsy and cheerful elegance to any space.
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