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... Museum ) shows his continued preference for composi- tions crowded with lively figures . But , in his " Raftsmen Playing Cards " ( 1847 ; St. Louis Art Museum ) , the number of figures is greatly reduced and the composition is more ...
... Museum ) shows his continued preference for composi- tions crowded with lively figures . But , in his " Raftsmen Playing Cards " ( 1847 ; St. Louis Art Museum ) , the number of figures is greatly reduced and the composition is more ...
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... Museum library , National Central Library , National Lending Library for Science and Technology , and the British National Bibliography . The library's reference division includes more than ... Museum ( Natural History ) 532 British Museum (
... Museum library , National Central Library , National Lending Library for Science and Technology , and the British National Bibliography . The library's reference division includes more than ... Museum ( Natural History ) 532 British Museum (
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... Museum of American Art , New York City ) , performances of which were attended by many of the lead- ing artists and literary figures in Paris . The little circus figures , as well as his interest in continuous line drawings , led Calder ...
... Museum of American Art , New York City ) , performances of which were attended by many of the lead- ing artists and literary figures in Paris . The little circus figures , as well as his interest in continuous line drawings , led Calder ...
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Europe Beckford returned to England where | 239 |
Beckford detail from an oil painting | 297 |
John Hoppner c 1800 in the Salford | 518 |
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