Paintings return 100 years after salepublished at 09:50 Greenwich Mean Time 25 March 2017
Five family portraits sold in 1917 are returning home to Wrest Park in Bedfordshire after 100 years.
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Alex Pope
Five family portraits sold in 1917 are returning home to Wrest Park in Bedfordshire after 100 years.
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