Summaryedit

Artist	Annie Louisa Swynnerton [née Robinson] (1844 - 1933) (British) (Details of artist on Google Art Project)
Title	The Sense of Sight
Object type	Oil on canvas
Date	1895
Dimensions	Height: 873 mm (34.37 in). Width: 1,010 mm (39.76 in).
Current location	Walker Art Gallery   Native name Walker Art Gallery Location Liverpool, England Coordinates 53° 24′ 36″ N, 2° 58′ 46.56″ W    Established 1877 Website www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk Authority control VIAF: 124089443 LCCN: n80119554 BnF: cb122058900 WorldCat
Accession number	WAG 2640
Notes	More info at museum site
Source/Photographer	OQGS1pA-98rTeQ at Google Cultural Institute, zoom level maximum

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