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Wilkes is on the left in court dress
'Crossing the Brook'
Ex - boxer Sugar Ray Robinson entertaining at a show business party in London
including the skeleton of a giant human
In 1951 a Mk II TD entered production featuring a more powerful 60 hp engine
Thunderstorm near St Albans, Hertfordshire Size:M: 60 x 45cm Wilkes is on the leftIllustration to accompany Michael Lort's letter on the effects of a thunderstorm, showing a broad monochrome arch in the clouds above a landscape of road and trees. A horse drawn cart and a foot traveller can be seen on the road. Inscribed below: 'The representation of the Heavens as seen (nr St Albans) previous to that dreadful storm of thunder lightning & rain which hapned on the 19 of June 1781'. Not signed. The painting was shown to Fellows at a
US$ 1205.00
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