"Castle Rising Sisters" ("Welsh Witches' Tea Party") Matte Poster Size:24x36 adventurous

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and the human condition through allegorical and sometimes macabre imagery

1825-1905 William-Adolphe Bouguereau was a French academic painter known for his realistic genre paintings and modern interpretations of classical subjects

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"Castle Rising Sisters" ("Welsh Witches' Tea Party") Matte Poster Size:24x36 adventurous"The Castle Rising Sisters" (a. k. a. "Welsh Witches' Tea Party")Photograph by Unknown (England)This photograph is commonly titled "Welsh Witches' Tea Party", but the subjects are not witches, nor are they Welsh. They are posed at Trinity Hospital, Castle Rising in Northampton, England. Trinity Hospital, Castle Rising was an Almshouse Charity, a place for unmarried (or widowed) poor women over age 56 to live. The original requirements (circa 1600)