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Thomas Stothard

1755–1834

Sancho Panza Persuading the Don to Marry
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The First Drawing ... made for Ritson

Thomas Stothard
c.1806–7
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Thomas Stothard
c.1806–7

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Thomas Stothard
1806–7

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Thomas Stothard
1806–7

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Thomas Stothard
1806–7

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Thomas Stothard
1806–7

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Thomas Stothard
1806–7

Sketch for ‘The Pilgrimage to Canterbury’, with studies of heads, figures on horseback, and two group sketches

Thomas Stothard
1806–7
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Samuel Rogers at his Breakfast Table, engraved by Charles Mottram

After John Doyle, engraver Charles Mottram
c.1823

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