Browne, John
(1741 Finchingfield - Walworth 1801). The Watering Place. Etching o…

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Browne, John (1741 Finchingfield - Walworth 1801). The Watering Place. Etching on light cardboard n. Rubens for John Boydell, Ldn. 1770. 43.5 x 57.3, sheet 49.5 x 61.7 cm. With the inscription, title, coat of arms and inscription "Vol: II. No. 55" in the plate. - Some foxing and foxing in places. D

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