"The Industrious Needlewomen" - painted by M. Trayer - from the Exhibition of French Artists, 1856. 'We are happy to learn that the Exhibition which has been opened in Liverpool, at the Academy Rooms, Old Post-office-place, has been eminently successful; the rooms being crowded day after day with fashionable visitors'. From "Illustrated London News", 1856.

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