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3 thoughts on ““Bringing Home a New Wife,” 1907”
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All the current wives look too old to be the mothers of the children. Shouldn’t there be a lot more children?
Maybe he wanted to play up the stereotype that the newest wife was always the youngest and prettiest. Or maybe he was just a bad artist.
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