File:Thomas Williams, a Black Sailor, by John Downman.jpg
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English: "Thomas Williams, a Black Sailor," by the Welsh artist and portrait painter John Downman, dated 1815. Chalk and graphite on paper, 315 mm x 285 mm. Courtesy of the collections of the Tate Britain. |
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