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Track: Steam Punk Victoria
Artist: Luis_Humaniode
Source: Pixabay Music

🖼️ Image Credits
1. Victorian Mourning Brooch (Hairwork)
Title: Mourning brooch containing the hair of a deceased relative

Date: Victorian Era

Collection: Wellcome Collection (UK)

Photo Number: L0036393

Library Reference: Museum No. A71928

Source/Photographer: Wellcome Images

Direct Image Link: Hair Brooch

Credit Line: Image from Wellcome Collection, licensed under CC BY 4.0

2. Portrait of Margaret Izard (Mrs. Gabriel Manigault)
Title: Mrs. Gabriel Manigault (Margaret Izard)

Artist: Walter Robertson (1750–1802)

Date: Circa 1795

Medium: Watercolor on ivory

Dimensions: 2 7/8 x 2 3/8 in. (7.1 x 5.9 cm)

Collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Current Location: American Paintings and Sculpture

Accession Number: 28.169.2

Direct Link: MET Collection Page

License: Public Domain