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Charles I Says Farewell to His Family
Public Domain

Helen Heineman and Julius Schrader

Charles I Says Farewell to His Family

1895

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Charles I Says Farewell to His Family

1895

Physical Qualities Cotton ground, wool, silk, and chenille embroidery threads, beads, 33 3/8 × 29 1/8 × 1 3/4 in. (84.8 × 74 × 4.4 cm.)
Credit Line Gift of Harold and Lynn Rosenbush Davidov, Baltimore
Object Number 2012.581
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2012; Lynn Rosenbush Davidov, (great niece of maker) by inheritance; Alice Sinsheimer Rosenbush (niece of maker) by inheritance; Miss Helen Heineman (maker). Miss Heineman was born and raised in Baltimore and lived there her entire life (per donor).

Maker

Helen Heineman

1876–1968

American, 1877-1969
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Artist

Julius Schrader

1814–1899

German, 1815-1900
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