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Victorian Rebel: Marianne North (2017)
Over 800 paintings of flora from around the world decorate the walls of the Marianne North Gallery of London's Kew Royal Botanical Gardens, each one a testament to the extraordinary life of the woman who painted them.
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Over 800 paintings of flora from around the world decorate the walls of the Marianne North Gallery of London's Kew Royal Botanical Gardens, each one a testament to the extraordinary life of the woman who painted them.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:2/27/2017
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Smithsonian Channel
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