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The Funeral of the Party by Charles Williams — VisualArtsDB

The Funeral of the Party

The Funeral of the Party

Charles Williams

1798

Medium: Hand-colored etching on ivory laid paper
Genre: lithograph
Museum: Art Institute of Chicago

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printprints and drawingpaper (fiber product)lithograph

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