Do you want any matches? The Cries of London Series

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Do you want any matches? The Cries of London. Plate 4 of the series. Cardon, Anthony, printmaker (Flemish/British, 1772-1813). After Wheatley, Francis (British, 1747-1801). Colnaghi, publisher (British, est. 1760). Stipple, colour print, 1794.

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