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| Description | "How you like de new fashion shirt, Mifs Florinda?" (c.1831), by William Summers (after Edward W. Clay). |
| Date | circa 1831 |
| Source | Clements Library, University of Michigan.[1] |
| Author |
William Summers, 1825-1838 (fl.), artist and engraver, after Edward Williams Clay (1799-1857), artist |
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