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Portrait of an Unknown Man (possibly General Hugh Warburton, 1695–1771)

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Henry Pickering

National Trust (Bangor, United Kingdom) (i)

Year : 1756
Media : Oil On Canvas (i)
Size : 74 x 61 cm

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