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Sketch for H.R.H. the Prince Regent received by the University and City of Oxford, June 14, 1814

By George Jones

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€38.00
38 × 25 cm · Canvas
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A preparatory sketch by George Jones capturing the 1814 reception of the Prince Regent at Oxford. Noted for its lively composition and documentary value, the work offers insight into early 19th-centur...

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