Null John JONES (1745-1797) after William BIGG (1755-1828).
Two English color en…

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John JONES (1745-1797) after William BIGG (1755-1828). Two English color engravings. 51 x 66 cm. (foxing).

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John JONES (1745-1797) after William BIGG (1755-1828). Two English color engravings. 51 x 66 cm. (foxing).

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