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English: Brenda Putnam

"The Water Baby, Brenda Putnam, sculptor is a delightfully human bit of modelling, a soft roly-poly baby that does not suggest a sculptor's studio, but a pink and white nursery."

p. 11
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Source Touchstone (magazine) 1917, Volume 1. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=inu.30000080747102&view=image&seq=10
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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Brenda Putnam "The Water Baby, Brenda Putnam, sculptor is a delightfully human bit of modelling, a soft roly-poly baby that does not suggest a sculptor's studio, but a pink and white nursery." p. 11

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