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Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm In 1891 a group of

Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm In 1891 a group ofElevation of Pedestal Entablature and Pediment of Triumphal Arch at Makther Artist: James Bruce Date: 1730 1794 The Scottish explorer James Bruce (1730 1794), Laird of Kinncaid, is a very enigmatic historical figure, surrounded by conspiracy theories and rumours of Masonic influence. He was a descendant of the famed Bruce family. He was the first modern explorer of tropical Africa and introduced Ethiopia to the Western world. Bruce became consul

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In 1891 a group of women protested against several of his nude paintings displayed at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts annual show

It’s difficult to believe I’d never heard of her before now

Date:1875 - 1888

St Paul's Cathedral from St Martin's-le-Grand

In spite of their alibis

Musée No:737.134 Size:A4 - 297mm x 210mm In 1891 a group ofElevation of Pedestal Entablature and Pediment of Triumphal Arch at Makther Artist: James Bruce Date: 1730 1794 The Scottish explorer James Bruce (1730 1794), Laird of Kinncaid, is a very enigmatic historical figure, surrounded by conspiracy theories and rumours of Masonic influence. He was a descendant of the famed Bruce family. He was the first modern explorer of tropical Africa and introduced Ethiopia to the Western world. Bruce became consul

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