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Therese Taylor is a Lecturer in History at Charles Sturt University in Australia. Her book, 'Bernadette of Lourdes, Her Life, Visions and Death' is widely read. She has published articles in the Fortean Times, The Diplomat, and other magazines. She frequently comments on media studies, histories of crime, and religion and society.
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  1. The first image attributed to D. G. Bell (Dorset Ruins) is very likely by another artist called George Bell, who was based in Melbourne.(Despite the work being listed by Christies as D. G. Bell).

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    • Thank you so much for your comment Bron. Yes, out of all those DG Bell images, the first one looks out of place to the others attributed to DG Bell. We added it in though as it was the highest fetching artwork apparently attributed to DG Bell.

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