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Art and handicraft in the Woman's Building of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893 (1894)

Elliott, Maud Howe, 1854-1948 · Chicago : Rand, McNally · leaf 308

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COSTUME OF A HEDEBIPOGE —PEASANT WOMAN OF ZEELAND. DENMARK. DENMARK. LAND of the North, of short somber days and long gloomynights! If during half the year nature seems to chastiseyour people with one hand, she blesses them with the other.The long winter evenings must perforce be spent at the… … CUSHION AND WORKCASE.Formerly Given by a Lover to His Betrothed ; from the Island of Amager.Exhibited by Mme. Holmblad, nee Schack. Denmark. thus a love of home is developed, and with it a cultivation ofthose homely gifts which transform the cottage hearth into a schoolof domestic art. 20 (305) 306…

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