Description
Figures are seated and standing
even though it was apparently designed to settle all outstanding matters once and for all
Louis Napoleon unveils a crude statue of his cousin Plon-Plon and introduces him as the representative of 'Italian Liberty'
with the woman on the right carrying a shawl over her arm
The Duke of Wellington riding past the Achilles statue in Hyde Park
Gunnel fish Finish:20-pack Figures are seated and standingSide view of the Gunnel, Pholis gunnellus. Reversed image [and therefore either an original illustration for, or copy of the original from] De Historia Piscium, by Francis Willughby and John Ray (Oxford, 1686) plate 39 figure 3, where it is styled the Butterfish, Gunnellus Cornubiensium. Inscribed above: 'a gunnel'. Not signed. Original: watercolour on paper. ca. 1685 1686
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