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The Magazine of Art, 198, April 1887

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Content Includes:
Lithography Revival in England.
At The Sign of the Dial.
The Wanderings of the Tamar.
King Rene’s Honeymoon Cabinet.
The Art Movement.
A Hospital Decoration at Folkestone.
Opaline Glass.

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1887
  • Client/Publisher: Cassell & Company Limited
  • Size: 330mm x 250mm

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