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File:A Race Meeting at Jacksonville, Alabama by W.S. Hedges - BMA.jpg

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Artist Creator:W.S. Hedges
Title A Race Meeting at Jacksonville, Alabama
Description
English: An oil on canvas painting depicting a horse race at Jacksonville, Alabama.
Date 1841
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 19.75 × 33.75 in (50.2 × 85.7 cm)
Source/Photographer Sean Pathasema
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