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schema:text Collectie: Londen / National Gallery / 1846
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London: Ackermann and Co; 1847

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schema:text Besides a long section on 'The restoration of old paintings', the author writes (among other topics) on distinguishing copies from originals, lists the paintings in the National Gallery in 1846 with the prices paid for them, and quotes official sources to claim that in 1845 14,901 paintings were imported into this country
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Ackermann and Co

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