Wassermühle.
The first Scene of the Maid of the Mill. Engraving by William Wooll…

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Wassermühle. The first Scene of the Maid of the Mill. Engraving by William Woollett n. John Inigo Richards for W.Woollett, Ldn. 1768. Ca. 34 x 43.5, plgr. 38.5 x 46.5 cm. Framed under mat and glass (not framed). - Some foxing in places. D

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