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By the Bonnie Banks O'Fordie By the Bonnie Banks O'Fordie

© Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery, University of Glasgow


By the Bonnie Banks O'Fordie

Charles H Mackie

Art Funded
1992
Dimensions
15 x 24 cm
Vendor
Margy McLaren Young
Study for the painting, 'There Were Three Maidens Pu'd Flower' (1893).

The subject derives from the ballad, 'Babylon; Or the Bonnie Banks O'Fordie'.

Provenance

Andrew McLaren Young; Margy McLaren Young.

Oil on board

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