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1825
The connoisseur's repertorium, or, A universal historical record of painters, engravers, sculptors, and architects, and of their works, from the era of the revival of fine arts in the twelfth century to the present epoch
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1809
A catalogue of the extensive and truly valuable collection of engraved British portraits
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1810
A catalogue of the extensive and truly magnificent collection of prints, forming altogether an unusual display of the most rare and superior productions of the French, Flemish, German, and English engravers ...
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1809
A catalogue of an extensive assemblage of prints comprising a number of proof etchings by the most celebrated engravers of the English School; drawings; books & book of prints; engravers' tools; artists' implements; together with a variety of miscellaneous useful articles of Mr. Tagg, engraver, of Kenninton, decd
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1809
A catalogue of an extensive assemblage of old prints of all the schools, late the property of an artist, deceased
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1809
A catalogue of the extensive collection of prints, drawings & paintings of celebrated characters, copper plates, double elephant printing paper, books of prints, books for illustration, and books on the arts of Mr. Sylvester Harding of Pall Mall, decd
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1820
To be sold by auction by Mr. Thomas Dodd, at his room, entering the Exchange, in Exchange Street, Manchester, on Tuesday, October 10th, 1820 and three following days, commencing precisely at eleven o'clock in the forenoon and three in the afternoon, a valuable collection of books, including the library of a lady of rank, deceased
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1809
A catalogue of an extensive collection of prints and drawings, the chief part of which are framed
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1809
A catalogue of the extensive collection of prints comprising a very rich assemblage of works of Rembrandt, Marc Antonio, Julio Bonasone, Albert Durer, Lucas van Leyden, and by most of the leading masters of every school, both in etchings and engravings; a large assemblage of drawings, but more particularly of animal and landscapes ...
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Thomas Dodd