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Night with Her Train of Stars | Edward Robert Hughes | 1912 18th Century symbolising the effects of chloroform

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symbolising the effects of chloroform on the human body

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Night with Her Train of Stars | Edward Robert Hughes | 1912 18th Century symbolising the effects of chloroformEdward Robert Hughes, Night with Her Train of Stars (1912), presents Night as a vast, winged figure drifting through a deep blue sky, cradling sleep while stars and butterflies trail softly behind her. Luminous and dreamlike, the scene evokes silence, rest, and the gentle passage from wakefulness into dreams, blending myth, symbolism, and celestial calm. Print: A premium quality heavyweight (200gsm) fine art print material with a smooth, clean finish.

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