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A Mother Delousing her Child’s Hair, Known as ‘A Mother’s Duty’ – Pieter de Hooch Vintage Garden Scene Art Print | Wall Art Poster

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A Mother Delousing her Child’s Hair, Known as ‘A Mother’s Duty’ by Pieter de Hooch is reproduced as a high-quality wall art print. A mother thoroughly inspects her child’s head for lice. She pursues her task in a sober Dutch interior, with Delft blue tiles and a box bed. In the right foreground is a ‘kakstoel’, or potty chair. Through the doorway is a glimpse of a sunny back room and a garden. De Hooch specialized in such ‘through-views’. This is a reproduction print of a historic artwork. The physical product you receive is a newly produced print, not the original. Available size and frame se

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