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Beauties of the Bosphorus

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Illustrations: engraving
Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Lincoln Kirstein 1986
Miss Pardoe (Author) William Henry Bartlett (Illustrator) At least one plate after sketch by Miss Pardoe (Artist) Henry Griffiths (Engraver) W. Mossman (Engraver) James Carter (Engraver) Charles James Richardson (Engraver) Henry Adlard (Engraver) James Tibbits Willmore (Engraver) Robert William Wallis (Engraver) John Cousen (Engraver) G. K. Richardson (Engraver) William Radclyffe (Engraver) John Charles Varrall (Engraver) Francis William Topham (Engraver) Robert Brandard (Engraver) Joseph Clayton Bentley (Engraver) William Wallis (Engraver) Samuel Fisher (Engraver) James Redaway (Engraver) Thomas Higham (Engraver) James Baylis Allen (Engraver) Samuel Bradshaw (Engraver) Roberts Sands (Engraver) John Henry Le Keux (Engraver) E. Benjamin (Engraver) John James Hinchliff (Engraver) Ebenezer Challis (Engraver) Miss Pardoe (Sitter) Pardoe portrait made by Henry Room (Artist) Pardoe portrait engraved by James Thomson (Engraver) Mustafa Resid Pasa (Dedicatee) Virtue & Co. (Publisher) Richard Clay (Printer)
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1838
Title: Beauties of the Bosphorus
Description:
Illustrations: engraving.
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