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A British painter and [[animalier]] and the best known and best-remembered of the Earl family of artists. Earl was highly-commissioned and highly-sought after in her day; she credited her father, [[George Earl]], with insisting that she developed her skill by learning animal [[anatomy]], which she believed distinguished her work. | A British painter and [[animalier]] and the best known and best-remembered of the Earl family of artists. Earl was highly-commissioned and highly-sought after in her day; she credited her father, [[George Earl]], with insisting that she developed her skill by learning animal [[anatomy]], which she believed distinguished her work. | ||
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A British painter and animalier and the best known and best-remembered of the Earl family of artists. Earl was highly-commissioned and highly-sought after in her day; she credited her father, George Earl, with insisting that she developed her skill by learning animal anatomy, which she believed distinguished her work.