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Sketchbook: Motion and Equilibrium of the Human Body. Flaxman, John (British, 1755-1826). Sketchbook bound in ?pig's skin, containing 60 leaves plus two endpapers. Height, leaf, 230 mm, width, leaf, 171 mm; height, cover board, 232 mm, width, cover board, 173 mm.
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