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Jesus Speaks To The Women Of Jerusalem (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Jesus Speaks To The Women Of Jerusalem (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

Jesus Is Stripped Of His Raiment (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Jesus Is Stripped Of His Raiment (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Jesus Is Nailed To The Cross (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

Jesus Falls The Second Time (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Jesus Falls The Second Time (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

Simon Helps To Bear The Cross (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Simon Helps To Bear The Cross (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

Jesus Falls The Third Time (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

Jesus Falls The Third Time (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)

A Woman Wipes The Face Of Jesus (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’) — Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

Edward Arthur Fellowes Prynne

1920

A Woman Wipes The Face Of Jesus (part Of ‘stations Of The Cross’)