Null John James MASQUERIER (1778-1855), engraved by Charles TURNER (1773-1857).
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John James MASQUERIER (1778-1855), engraved by Charles TURNER (1773-1857). Bonaparte, the review. Black engraving. 85 x 59 cm.

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John James MASQUERIER (1778-1855), engraved by Charles TURNER (1773-1857). Bonaparte, the review. Black engraving. 85 x 59 cm.

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