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Removed page: inscription on stub. Also showing 33: Head of a Man in Profile to Left. Volume of Graphite Portraits. Flaxman, John (British, 1755-1826). Sketchbook with marbled end boards and brown leather spine. Height (leaf) 178 mm, width 210 mm; height (cover board) 184 mm, width 218 mm. Graphite on paper. 1801.
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