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Lee of Fareham (Viscount, Arthur Hamilton Lee)

A Catalogue of the Pictures, Etc. at 18 Kensington Palace Gardens, London

Sandford Arthur Strong

J A 1825-1896 Crowe

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A History of Painting in Italy

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