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Cowasjee, a man who had his nose reconstructed with the aid of plastic surgery. Stipple engraving by W. Nutter, 1795, after J. Wales.

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Lettering: A singular operation. ... ; Painted by J. Wales, Bombay, and engraved from ye original picture by W. Nutter. Extensive lettering describing the sitter and his operation accompany the print.
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Title: Cowasjee, a man who had his nose reconstructed with the aid of plastic surgery. Stipple engraving by W. Nutter, 1795, after J. Wales.
Description:
Lettering: A singular operation.
.
; Painted by J.
Wales, Bombay, and engraved from ye original picture by W.
Nutter.
Extensive lettering describing the sitter and his operation accompany the print.

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