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A Personification of Sorrow Various sketches of women and children
Draughtsman: Romney, George
Height: 451 mm
Width: 267 mm
Method of acquisition: Given (1818-09) by Romney, John
Support composed of paper
Drawing : Recto: fine pen with brown ink (some graphite scribble to indicate R. hand) verso: pen with bistre on paper
Accession number: B.V.32
Primary reference Number: 15904
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