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Unique Identifier AR916972

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Purpose Public

Size 2725px × 3846px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Anthony Frederick Augustus;Sands

Antonio Frederic Augustus;Fred Sandys;Sandys Fred

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Frederick Augustus Sandys;Sandys

Frederick Augustus;Sandys

Frederick;Sandys

NINETEENTH CENTURY

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