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Mary Charlotte Greene gallery

The paintings of Mary Charlotte Green

Emmanuel Street 1947, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Albany Cafe, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Page 63 The Joy of Remembering, Mary Greene

Quinces Court, Hobson Street, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Page 62 The Joy of Remembering by Mary Greene

St Edward’s Passage, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Red Lion Yard, Mary C Greene (MoC)

St Andrew’s Hill, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Sayle’s Yard, St Tibb’s Row, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Page 92 The Joy of Remembering by Mary Greene

Wray’s Court, Mary C Greene (MoC)

White Horse Inn, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Nine Pin Yard, Mary C Greene (Cambs Collection)

Free School Lane, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Christ’s College Gate, Mary C Greene (MoC)

Chelsea Waterfront, Mary C Greene

Cambridge from Coe Fen, Mary C Greene

Page 125 The Joy of Remembering, Mary C Greene

Rome, Mary C Greene (1926)

In the park, Mary C Greene

Weaving, Mary C Greene

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Pensées, 1891, Mary C Greene

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The Royal Palace, Mary C Greene

Town at the Foot of Mountains, Mary C Greene

Cambridge Market Hill, Mary C Greene

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View of Cambridgeshire Countryside, Mary C Greene

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