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26th April 1965
One of their key aims was to champion the cause of the traditional aristocracy in order to promote in turn their championing of the working classes
Lubok (plural Lubki) prints were Russian popular prints with simple graphics portraying stories derived from literature
Head and shoulders portrait of Paul Buissiere in a painted oval
Lumbricus marinus [Lugworm] dissected Size:S: 36 x 28cm 26th April 1965Plate 3 figure 2 from the paper 'An account of the circulation of the blood in the class Vermes of Linnaeus, and the principle explained in which it differs from that in the higher classes', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 107 (1817), pp. 1 12. Inscribed uper left 'laid open on the Back between the Branchiae.' The work is inscribed with publication and plate details. Not signed. Royal Society stamp verso.
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