Null William Lee Hankey, RWS RI,
British 1869-1952-

City scene with figures on …
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William Lee Hankey, RWS RI, British 1869-1952- City scene with figures on a riverbank, with a bridge beyond; pencil and watercolour on gridded paper, signed 'W Lee Hankey' (lower right), 19.6 x 26.8 cm.

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William Lee Hankey, RWS RI, British 1869-1952- City scene with figures on a riverbank, with a bridge beyond; pencil and watercolour on gridded paper, signed 'W Lee Hankey' (lower right), 19.6 x 26.8 cm.

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