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An Unusual Large c.1900-10 Framed Print of a Failed Marriage Proposal sub-Architectural & Garden widely feted for his sentimentalOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late Victorian EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 1910Width: 31Height: 24. 5The rather unusual and ghostly framed and glazed antique print of good size, showing a lady and a man in a country house garden, possibly depicting unrequited love, a failed marriage proposal or a lovers tiff, the lady in a long lace gown looking away from the gentleman who is seated at a table and two ladder back chairs with his head on his hand