File:James Baker Pyne The beggars coming to town.jpg
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The beggars coming to town; signed indistinctly 'J.B Pyne' (lower right); bears title (verso) and indistinctly inscribed on artist's label (attached to stretcher), oil on canvas, 68 x 94 cm |
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| Date | by 1870 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Source/Photographer | Bonhams | ||||||||||||||||||||
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