Gerard Manley Hopkins
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Gerard Manley Hopkins
20th century1219.2 x 908.05 mm
Joan Leonard Caryl, American, (1920–1985)
Gerard Manley Hopkins, British (English), (1844–1889)
Object Type:
Painting
Medium and Support:
Acrylic on canvas
Accession Number:
1111.1.1003
Current Location:
Healy Hall : 1 - First floor : 108 - Office of Mission and Ministry
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