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Study for ‘The Collapse of the Earl of Chatham’ by John Singleton Copley — VisualArtsDB

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Study for ‘The Collapse of the Earl of Chatham’

Study for ‘The Collapse of the Earl of Chatham’

Study for ‘The Collapse of the Earl of Chatham’

John Singleton Copley

1779

Medium: Oil paint on canvas
Dimensions: support: 635 x 768 mm frame: 460 x 840 x 110 mm
Museum: Tate

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