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'Her ample presence fills up all the space...' - illustration to 'The Dunciad' by Alexander Pope
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1708-1776
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Width: 10.1 cm
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Exhibition History
Three Exeter artists of the eighteenth century : Francis Hayman, Francis Towne, John White Abbott. Catalogue of loan exhibition by arrangement with the Arts Council of Great Britain, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, 08/05/1951-22/09/1951
Literature
p. 26
Hammelmann, H. A. The Book Collector, 1953. pp. 116-132.
p. 129
Festival of Britain 1951. Loan Exhibition. Three Exeter Artists of the Eighteenth Century. Francis Hayman, R.A., Francis Towne, John White Abbott, Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, Exeter, 1951
no. 12
Inscriptions
Inscription: Recto: left centre (within drawing), grey ink: "THULE".
Collector's mark: Verso: lower left corner, stamped in black: Sir Robert Witt (L.2228b).
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