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English: Huggins, William John (artist & publisher); Duncan, Edward (engraver)

Date: 1831 Medium: aquatint

Size: 350 mm x 465 mm
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Source National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
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Huggins, William John (artist & publisher); Duncan, Edward (engraver) Date: 1831 Medium: aquatint

Size: 350 mm x 465 mm
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