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Promontary of Sunium from the Sea Hugh William Williams "Select Views In Greece With Classical Illustrations" (London 1829)
Printmaker:
Miller, William
Draughtsman:
Williams, Hugh William (Grecian Williams)
(After)
Plate to Volume II
Method of acquisition: Given (2002) by Howard, Professor Deborah
19th Century
Production date:
before
AD 1829
Proof, with etched artists' names only. On chine collé.
Accession number: P.179-2002
Primary reference Number: 174689
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Paintings, Drawings and Prints
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