Null James Sayers (1748-1823), 'Barataria', etching, published by Thomas Cornell…

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James Sayers (1748-1823), 'Barataria', etching, published by Thomas Cornell (act. 1780-172), 11 March 1789, 29.5 cm x 33 cm, unframed in card mount.

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James Sayers (1748-1823), 'Barataria', etching, published by Thomas Cornell (act. 1780-172), 11 March 1789, 29.5 cm x 33 cm, unframed in card mount.

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