‘The Parting Cheer’, by Henry Nelson O’Neil 1861
This painting was described as ‘a great book overflowing with the dignity of human nature’.
Open the book. What stories does this painting tell?

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‘The Parting Cheer’, by Henry Nelson O’Neil 1861
This painting was described as ‘a great book overflowing with the dignity of human nature’.
Open the book. What stories does this painting tell?
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